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Brenda Hollweg

Brenda Hollweg

Brenda Hollweg is Visiting Research Fellow in the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies at the University of Leeds. She has worked on a major research collaboration, on the aesthetic and affective dimensions of democratic participation: The Road to Voting, and has published on contemporary documentary and the video essay. She is currently co-editing World Cinema and the Essay Film: Transnational Perspectives on a Global Practice (EUP, 2019).

no. 4, Roundtables, vol. 3October 30, 2018<October 30, 2018

Bad essays don’t think: reflections on a (still) heretic form of the cinematic city

[Ed. note: this post is part of a Roundtable discussion on “The Essay Film and The City.” For more background on the discussion …
no. 4, Roundtables, vol. 3October 17, 2018<October 17, 2018

The Fiction of Beirut: Reframing Labour Migration in Ziad Kalthoum’s Taste of Cement

[Ed. note: this post is part of a Roundtable discussion on “The Essay Film and The City.” For more background on the discussion …

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