interview
A conversation with Rajee Samarasinghe about colonial archives, state violence, and enforced disappearance in Sri Lanka, reflecting on testimony, surveillance and the limits of cinema’s ability to make another person’s grief visible.
A conversation with Thai filmmaker Thunska Pansittivorakul on the logic of internal colonization, state-sanctioned amnesia, and how his hybrid documentary practice destabilizes national mythologies using performance, archival friction, and the refusal of narrative closure.
A conversation with Thai filmmaker Tulapop Saenjaroen on the entanglement of labor, leisure, and corporate aesthetics, and how his moving-image practice destabilizes institutional rhetoric, using vulnerability and formal contradiction to uncover the lived experiences that still evade market logic.