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« Voi(E)X De L’Exil, Formes De La Pensée » : Le Cinéma-Essai De Borhane Alaouié », Elie Yazbek, Farah Alhashem Mar 2026

« Voi(E)X De L’Exil, Formes De La Pensée » : Le Cinéma-Essai De Borhane Alaouié », Elie Yazbek, Farah Alhashem

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This article offers a comprehensive study of Borhane Alaouié’s work, a central figure in modern Lebanese cinema, situating it within the tradition of the essay film. Through an analysis of Lettre d’un temps d’exil, À toi où que tu sois and Khallas, it examines how exile, wounded memory, and fragmentary thought shape the filmmaker’s aesthetic and ethical approach. Exile is explored not only as a geopolitical condition but as an interior state, a persistent uncertainty that structures voices, narratives and images. The study highlights the importance of voice-over, fragmentation, memory-driven editing and epistolary address, while positioning Alaouié’s work …


The Personal Is Collective: Egyptian First-Person – Documentary Cinema As Post-Revolution Diary, Eman Elharmeel Mar 2026

The Personal Is Collective: Egyptian First-Person – Documentary Cinema As Post-Revolution Diary, Eman Elharmeel

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The 2011 Egyptian revolution marked a watershed moment in the reconfiguration of individuality, autonomy and self-expression within Egyptian society. Challenging long-standing collectivist frameworks, the revolutionary moment opened new spaces for individual agency and subjective reflection. This paper examines how these shifts intersect with the rise of first-person documentary cinema as a powerful medium for articulating post-revolutionary subjectivity in Egypt.
Focusing on The Past Will Return (2015) by Dina Hamza, Happily Ever After (2016) by Nada Riyadh and Ayman El Amir, and Little Eagles (2016) by Mohamed Rashad, the paper analyzes how filmmakers negotiate personal desires, familial pressures and collective belonging …


Triste Souvenir Et Sombre Avenir, « Lettre À Ma Sœur » (2006) De Habiba Djahnine, Boualem Khelifati Mar 2026

Triste Souvenir Et Sombre Avenir, « Lettre À Ma Sœur » (2006) De Habiba Djahnine, Boualem Khelifati

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This article explores how Letter to My Sister (2006), a film by director and poet Habiba Djahnine dedicated to her sister Nabila, a democratic and feminist activist who was murdered by Islamist terrorists in Tizi Ouzou in 1995, revisits the fate of the direct and indirect victims of Algeria’s dark decade of the 1990s and the repressive religious and state policies towards women. It employs a narrative structure that combines several film genres – film-letter, film-journey, film-poem, and film-archive – showing situations in which memories and pain are shared, as well as the necessary perpetuation of a struggle that is …


Beyrouth 1978-1982 : Le Fonds Photographique De Monica Maurer – Une Collection Contre L’Oubli Et La Destruction, Aude Fourel Mar 2026

Beyrouth 1978-1982 : Le Fonds Photographique De Monica Maurer – Une Collection Contre L’Oubli Et La Destruction, Aude Fourel

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It was while searching for unused film footage on the Palestinian struggle for a documentary essay that I discovered the filmography of German director Monica Maurer and her work restoring and preserving Palestinian films. For the past four years, we have been working together to digitise and catalogue the photographs and documents she still keeps at home.
I reflect on the paths opened up by the writing of a film in the making, on the formatting of Monica Maurer’s photographic collection, and on the initial prospects for visual and historical studies of this material in the particular context of the …


Sonorisation De L’Anarchive Ou La Palestine Comme Projet Politique – À L’Écoute De « A Fidai Film » De Kamal Aljafari Et De « Partition » De Diana Allan, Judith Abensour Mar 2026

Sonorisation De L’Anarchive Ou La Palestine Comme Projet Politique – À L’Écoute De « A Fidai Film » De Kamal Aljafari Et De « Partition » De Diana Allan, Judith Abensour

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Kamal Aljafari’s A Fidai Film draws on Palestinian archives confiscated by Israel in Beirut in 1982. Diana Allan created Partition using archives from Mandatory Palestine held at the Imperial War Museum in London. The film notebook not only refers to a type of fragmentary editing, but also allows us to revisit the relationship between sound and image, thus offering an exercise in remembrance in the present. By adding sound to images, the two filmmakers question the contradictions inherent in archives, their erasure or their resistance to authoritative or propagandistic discourse. Thus, under the guise of sensory and sound anthropology for …


Videotracts For Palestine : Images Et Contre-Images, Lola Maupas Mar 2026

Videotracts For Palestine : Images Et Contre-Images, Lola Maupas

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This article examines the political and aesthetic gesture of Videotracts for Palestine, a collective founded on Instagram in November 2023 in the context of the Israeli offensive in Gaza. Heirs to the ciné-tracts of 1968 and, more broadly, to international militant cinema, these very short anonymous films also mobilize contemporary digital tools and produce what might be called a counter-visuality of resistance. The study highlights how the collective situates itself within a tradition of images as weapons of struggle while inventing its own forms, shaped by the massive circulation enabled by the Internet and social media. The videotracts deconstruct …


Des Sons Pour L’Histoire. Correspondance Avec Mohammed Yaghi, Aude Fourel Mar 2026

Des Sons Pour L’Histoire. Correspondance Avec Mohammed Yaghi, Aude Fourel

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Sounds for History. Correspondence with Mohammed Yaghi
Mohammed Yaghi was born in 1992 and trained in sound engineering in Gaza. He has worked for UNRWA television and collaborated with Palestinian and international documentary film production companies.
These sound recordings for films, educational programs and interviews were the first step in the sound diary that he has kept on building on a daily basis.
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Mohammed Yaghi est né en 1992 et s’est formé aux métiers du son à Gaza. Il a travaillé à la télévision de l’UNRWA et collaboré avec des maisons de productions palestiniennes et internationales de films …


Killer Whales, River Alsalihi Mar 2026

Killer Whales, River Alsalihi

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Lighthouse, Andie Brynn Weaver Mar 2026

Lighthouse, Andie Brynn Weaver

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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The Tellers, Kevin Loughrin Mar 2026

The Tellers, Kevin Loughrin

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Adhesive, Thomas Lowery Mar 2026

Adhesive, Thomas Lowery

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Paper Ship Dreams, Adam Coulter Mar 2026

Paper Ship Dreams, Adam Coulter

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Bruises, C. Z. Mar 2026

Bruises, C. Z.

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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“Alaskan Salmon”, Robert Terentieff Mar 2026

“Alaskan Salmon”, Robert Terentieff

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Right-Handed, Ashley Greenhouse Mar 2026

Right-Handed, Ashley Greenhouse

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Keeping Time By Crickets, Dara Laine Mar 2026

Keeping Time By Crickets, Dara Laine

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Dream Journalese, Chris Clemens Mar 2026

Dream Journalese, Chris Clemens

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Episode In Which I Outrun The News, Colette Parris Mar 2026

Episode In Which I Outrun The News, Colette Parris

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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At Dusk, Carol L. Gloor Mar 2026

At Dusk, Carol L. Gloor

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Everything Else You Left Behind, Anna Kate Daunt Mar 2026

Everything Else You Left Behind, Anna Kate Daunt

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My Father’S War Story, Denis Bell Mar 2026

My Father’S War Story, Denis Bell

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Trembling Leaf, Heart In A Cage, Tatiana Chaterji Mar 2026

Trembling Leaf, Heart In A Cage, Tatiana Chaterji

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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When The Streetlights Come On, Bob Kelsoe Mar 2026

When The Streetlights Come On, Bob Kelsoe

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Look At Yourself, Martha Krausz Mar 2026

Look At Yourself, Martha Krausz

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Conversation With My Dead Mother, Carroll Ann Susco Mar 2026

Conversation With My Dead Mother, Carroll Ann Susco

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Times At The Drive-In, Brian C. Petti Mar 2026

Times At The Drive-In, Brian C. Petti

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Lunchtime, Judith Shapiro Mar 2026

Lunchtime, Judith Shapiro

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Red Snow Day, Jon Michael Johnson Mar 2026

Red Snow Day, Jon Michael Johnson

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Contributors Mar 2026

Contributors

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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A Dead Camel In The Road, Or How I Lost My Girlfriend, Craig Loomis Mar 2026

A Dead Camel In The Road, Or How I Lost My Girlfriend, Craig Loomis

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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