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Modern mythmaking: What we learn about ourselves by exposing the Hodag Folklore and mythology don’t need to be real to matter. Every story tells us something about the society it was produced in, even if the story itself isn’t literal....
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"In some ways Backrooms lives up to the hype - others, not so much. While it is arguably a relatively weak horror, however, I do want to sing the praises of Backrooms, for its conceptual vision and its unique approach to critiquing the swivel-eyed hype around AI."
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‘Zij’ star Isis Caljé on the power of writing your own opportunities, and the importance of saving your ideas for later.
"With so little variation or intrigue, Untitled walk feels like it is without end. And a monument to human impermanence which still feels like it is going on forever is perhaps a little counterintuitive."
Remembering Nearfield (2023) – 0.5 stars Director: Sean Alexander Carney Running time: 9mins Focused on raising awareness for a heavily disputed medical condition, Sean Alexander Carney’s animated film gets itself into a number of difficulties....
Writer and director Carling Ernstzen speaks to Indy Film Library about mentorship, grief and the creative process - following the success of her debut short film, 'The Last Rehearsal'.
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