Tonight the Walk-in Cinema at Watch This Space includes a screening of trailers and shorts concerning momentum, opacity and translation including works by Katarina Zdjelar (Serbia), Alejandro González Iñárritu (Mexico), Simon Ward (Aotearoa), Beth Sometimes (Mparntwe) and Ernabella Video and Television (Pukatja, SA) curated by beth. She spoke this morning on the Big Brekky Show about the event, as well as her wider PhD work.

What Happened At The Library is a research-based film project considering how How It Feels is related to What We Know. It revolves around the idea of the library as an imperfect archive and public institution subject to the unruly forces at play in Mparntwe Alice Springs. The project plays with language and the interpretation of language to build a story about neoliberal public management, institutional racism and the liberatory fantasies and possibilities of reading. 

Tonight the Walk-in Cinema at&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wts.org.au/walkin-cinema-finite-library">Watch This Space</a>&nbsp;includes a screening of trailers and shorts concerning momentum, opacity and translation including works by Katarina Zdjelar (Serbia), Alejandro Gonz&aacute;lez I&ntilde;&aacute;rritu (Mexico), Simon Ward (Aotearoa), <a href="https://www.bethsometimes.com/">Beth Sometimes</a> (Mparntwe) and Ernabella Video and Television (Pukatja, SA) curated by beth. She spoke this morning on the Big Brekky Show about the event, as well as her wider PhD work.
What Happened At The Library is a research-based film project considering how How It Feels is related to What We Know. It revolves around the idea of the library as an imperfect archive and public institution subject to the unruly forces at play in Mparntwe Alice Springs. The project plays with language and the interpretation of language to build a story about neoliberal public management, institutional racism and the liberatory fantasies and possibilities of reading.&nbsp;

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Interviews, local stories and news for Central Australia and The Barkly.
Presented live weekdays on 8CCC Radio 102.1FM.
Stream through the 8CCC Connect app and 8ccc.com.au
Listen back to interviews On Demand or through our podcast
8CCC Big Brekky is supported by the Community Broadcasting Foundation