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Friday, July 26, 2019

Order now: "The State of Motion 2019: A Fear of Monsters" publication

Note: One of my old papers was reprinted in this great edited collection. 

State of Motion 2019: A Fear of Monsters publication contains the catalogue of the exhibitions presented in Jan-Feb, as well as an anthology of articles serving as scholarly discourse on the monstrous and the horrific of national and international cinemas examined against the histories, art and cinematic production coming out of Southeast Asia.





Design by Studio Swell
Published by Asian Film Archive

SG$ 45

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Wednesday, June 26, 2019

A Fear of Monsters Revisited: Publication Launch and Panel Discussion

A Fear of Monsters Revisited: Publication Launch and Panel Discussion
6 July 2019
1 – 3.30pm
Oldham Theatre
Singapore

Free admission with registration

On the occasion of our first ever publication launch from the State of Motion series, the Asian Film Archive is pleased to present A Fear of Monsters Revisited, a panel with regional film scholars, Bliss Cua Lim and Ekky Imanjaya, and artist Ho Rui An. Expanding on key themes from the State of Motion 2019: A Fear of Monstersexhibitions, the panel examines the monsters at the cross-sections of art and cinema as ciphers for the unarticulated complexities of history and the world we live.

From the zombie, the ghost to creatures of exploitation films, A Fear of Monsters Revisited focuses on the creatures that have embodied our existential fears and leap from our screens to both scare and entertain us. What does this appeal tell us about the societies we live? What kind of resistive cultural spaces do ‘monsters’ create? What do our beloved monsters tell us about ourselves and the histories that define us?

Speakers: Ho Rui An, Ekky Imanjaya, Bliss Cua Lim | Moderated by Kathleen Ditzig https://stateofmotion.sg/2019/programmes/