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9 results for "Films"

9 results for "Films"

Rare Films from Socialist Yugoslavia

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One room. One locked-down camera. One roll of film. A group of famous directors from the 1960s took the challenge: they would make a short film with these parameters plus one more—their dialogue must include the sentence “I Miss Sonia Henie.” The result...

The Secrets of Containment: Making the Invisible Visible

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Peter Galison, the Joseph Pellegrino University Professor at Harvard University, is fascinated by the “concrete visuals behind what might appear to be pure abstraction.” His new film Containment is about nuclear waste and its safekeeping for now and the...

How Digitization is Changing Urban Politics

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Social media can sway political opinion, and it can also cross a line. Hadas Zur closely examines a neighborhood case where politics and violence become intertwined and are propagated by social media.

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Absences in the “Archive of Dominicanidad”

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Harvard Professor Lorgia García-Peña returns to her roots to investigate the narratives that shaped a divide. The border between Haiti and the Dominican Republic forces a conspicuous dividing line between black and non-black, respectively. How the island...

Beyond the Olympic Games: Lessons in Engagement and Belonging

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Mariana Behr Andrade and Vanderson Berbat / Tasked with youth engagement, two former Olympic and Paralympic Games insiders reflect on how they tapped the emotional contagion of sport to create a program that enhanced belonging and shared purpose.

Student Protests and Lessons from the Anti-Apartheid Movement

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The US student protest movement against the conflict between Israel and Gaza draws on tactics and symbolism from past protests, some of which were contentious yet successful. Daniel Manulak looks back at the student-led anti-apartheid movement.