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Matt TurnerA space for new writing on underdistributed or overlooked non-fiction film and art, featuring articles by Matt Turner.
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16: The Vanishing Point / Past Future Continuous
The Vanishing Point (Bani Khoshnoudi, 2025)
“Behind me was my home, and, in front of me, darkness”
A home can be many things, but above all, it should be a place of peace and comfort. But how does a space change when it ceases to signif...
15: Listen to the Voices
Listen to the Voices (Maxime Jean-Baptiste, 2024)
“I’ll never have another best friend.”
Not every new film needs to do something novel. Sometimes it is perfectly fine for a film to just do well what it sets out to do. Listen to the Voi...
14: In the Manner of Smoke / Debut, or, Objects of the Field of Debris as Currently Catalogued
In the Manner of Smoke (Armand Yervant Tufenkian, 2025)
“Who lived here?”
“I want to tell you a story, or perhaps a number of stories,” says the narrator enticingly at the start of Julian Castronovo’s Debut, or, Objects of the Field of...
13: Anachronic Chronicles: Voyages Inside/Out Asia
Anachronic Chronicles: Voyages Inside/Out Asia (Pan Lu & Yu Araki, 2021)
“Today is the memory of tomorrow”
The proliferation of smartphones has meant we no longer think much about making home movies. The technology needed to record memo...
12: The Garden Cadences
The Garden Cadences (Dane Komljen, 2024)
“It’s difficult to leave now because there’s so much life here.”
There is no one way to make a filmic portrait. Given that it is impossible to convey the entirety of something or someone, all tha...
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