The Archive as Resistance: Lana Daher’s Do You Love Me and the Mapping of Lebanese Memory
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In the absence of a unified national archive, how does a nation remember itself? For Beirut-based multidisciplinary artist Lana Daher, the answer lies in the fragments—the discarded home movies, the grainy newsreels, the snippets of independent cinema,…
The Analog Resistance: Why James Gray Believes AI Filmmaking Is Doomed to Fail
In an era where the boundary between human artistry and algorithmic generation is becoming increasingly porous, few voices in Hollywood are as defiant as that of director James Gray. Known for his deeply personal, textured, and emotionally resonant…
Cinematic Resistance: The 15th Taiwan International Documentary Festival and the Politics of Memory
Since its inception in 1998—a mere decade after the lifting of martial law in Taiwan—the Taiwan International Documentary Festival (TIDF) has served as more than just a screening venue. It has acted as a vital barometer for the island’s evolving…
