‘I dream of impossible objects’: Peter Wollen’s Friendship’s Death and the rise of the female android 6th July 20217th July 2021 Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou In this short essay, Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou considers the politics of automata and gender in Peter Wollen’s re-released film, Friendship’s Death. Read More “‘I dream of impossible objects’: Peter Wollen’s Friendship’s Death and the rise of the female android”
In conversation with award-winning novelist Niven Govinden: ‘I believe in the autonomy of the people that I write’ 30th March 20219th June 2021 Kathryn Cutler-MacKenzie Kathryn Cutler-MacKenzie talks to award-winning author Niven Govinden about his latest book Diary of a Film, the power and freedom of walking, the importance of the cinematic lens to his writing and assertive characters. Read More “In conversation with award-winning novelist Niven Govinden: ‘I believe in the autonomy of the people that I write’”
