Monday, April 28

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Re-examining Incendies (2010): Caught between war and a mother’s inextinguishable love

Culture May 20, 2024By Kuyili Karthik

Villeneuve films Narwal’s past as if her pain is raw: no detail is spared from the blinding sun’s glare, or the glow of burning flesh. ‘Incendies’, French for ‘scorched’, becomes a motif of reignited family ties and inextinguishable trauma.

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Browsing: levant

Re-examining Incendies (2010): Caught between war and a mother’s inextinguishable love

Book Review: Mother Tongue by Naima Brown

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Hysteria: A Slow-burning Inferno of Art, Trauma and Controversy

Your Compliance Will Not Save You

Remembering Khanh Tran: How Activists Won the Fight for a Disabilities Room on Campus

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