An interview with How to Build a Library directors Maia Lekow and Christopher King on the documentary about building public spaces anew out of Kenya's colonial past.
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Keep ReadingAn interview with Dahomey director Mati Diop about her documentary that observes the repatriation of Beninese artwork returning from France.
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Keep ReadingMati Diop offers an enigmatic consideration of the ghosts of colonialism that haunt the present as artworks return to Africa in Dahomey.
Keep ReadingNelson Carlo de los Santos Arias crafts a unique tale of a hippopotamus and Colombia's colonial history in Pepe.
Keep ReadingThe Soldier's Lagoon is poetic non-fiction film that deftly considers the history embedded within Colombia's landscape.
Keep ReadingThe Battle for Laikipia observes a brewing conflict in which Samburu pastoralists and white ranchers in Kenya clash over farmland and a way of life.
Keep ReadingThe Mission sees Jesse Moss and Amanda McBaine investigate the 2018 death of John Chau, who was killed while on mission to the isolated population of North Sentinel Island.
Keep ReadingDeanna Bowen's installationBlack Drones in the Hive reveals Canada's racist past.
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