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Haiti: An Introduction to The Agronomist

By The Public Archive | Published: November 8, 2010

The Public Archive’s first venture towards a local engagement with the Vanderbilt and greater Nashville communities is a film series titled Memory, Cinema, Archive, co-sponsored by Vanderbilt University’s International Lens and the Department of History. The first films in the series are a triptych on Haiti, scheduled in the weeks prior to the Republic’s presidential [...]

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Afghanistan: Nine Years Later

By The Public Archive | Published: May 31, 2010

Afghanistan is a country with no images. Mohsen Makhmalbaf, “Limbs of No Body,” The Iranian (2001)

Posted in Uncategorized | Also tagged Afghanistan, history, Iran, Kandahar, Mohsen Makhmalbaf | Leave a comment

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