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Location | New York, USA: Columbia University Press. |
Original language(s) | English |
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Length | 240 pages |
Project runtime | - |
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Still a rare example of art that challenges patriarchy and the violence this dominant system produces in everyday life from a Black FLINTA (and in parts queer) perspective.
The film festival is particularly interested in paying attention to groups, cultures and milieus that are often overviewed by the ethnocentric gaze of many European film festivals.