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Curriculum
The Razor’s Edge, directed by Edmund Goulding and released in 1946, is a movie I repeatedly return to for solace and respite from contemporary life. Based on W. Somerset Maugham’s 1944 novel of the same name, it tracks the odyssey of a World War I fi
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In Bombay, the restless metropolis that houses India’s twelve-billion-dollar Hindi cinema industry, the 1990s were a moment of roiling change. The cultural and visual excesses that had dictated the medium for the last decade were winding down, but th
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Fighting Times
Amid the radical imagery of Alice Proujansky’s project Hard Times are Fighting Times (2023), the presence of something as conventional as a baby book stops you in your tracks. One of many objects the photographer has held on to from her childhood, th

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