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Documenta11:
An Accented Cinema

This continuing series reprises film and video works shown this past summer at Documenta11, the influential international arts exhibition held every five years in Kassel, Germany. Curated by Mark Nash, the films address themes of the concurrent exhibition as a whole—in particular, experiences of expatriation and diaspora that have been powerfully articulated in Hamid Naficy’s concept of "an accented cinema."

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Documenta11:
An Accented Cinema

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