By Raoul-Ross D'Souza
Posted in - on November 25th, 2025
“A Moment White, Then Melts Forever” is a line from a poem by the famous Scottish poet and lyricist Robert Burns. In this context, the title of the film symbolises the wool collected from sheep sheared by crofters, representing the…
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By Marianna Łoboda
Posted in - on November 13th, 2025
In 2023, a container town housing around 6,000 migrant workers employed in a petrochemical investment project was built in Biała, Poland. The area remains closed to Polish residents, shaping the everyday experiences of both the migrants living within it and…
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By Aaron Robinson
Posted in - on December 5th, 2016
Imagine yourself on the shores of a sea that should not exist in one of the harshest deserts in North America. Imagine a region of promise facing unmitigated environmental disaster. Imagine yourself on a beach made of bones.
This project…
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By Alexandra D'Onofrio
Posted in - on October 25th, 2016
The refugee experience of flight to the (un)promised land
This photographic audio-documentary tells the story of the brief journey that a small group of refugees took from Milan to Calais.
For some days we shared the same roof, the same…
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By Mirco Polichetti
Posted in - on January 14th, 2016
Disfigured Memories is the ethnographic representation of a six-months anthropological research in the Archipelago of Sundarbans, West Bengal, India which I made before arriving at the Granada Centre. It is primarily a way of exploring the role of the memory…
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By Anna Frohn Pedersen
Posted in - on December 4th, 2015
People’s relationships to places have been widely explored by anthropologists, debating whether we can approach people as rooted within a territory or if connections between identity and territory are merely social constructs. Following Hevin, Mohamed and Mireille, who all came…
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