A spectral trilogy concludes under refracted conditions in Christian Petzold’s diagnostic landscape of 20th Century anxieties, which actualizes the magical realist gestures methodically peppered throughout…
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Zachary Goldkind
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Zachary Goldkind is an experimental-narrative filmmaker, festival programmer, and cultural scholar based in Tkaronto/Toronto, so-called-Canada. Zac holds an MFA in Film Production from York University. Their studies orbit subjects of image-ideology and narrative theory, taking careful consideration of the role aesthetics play in producing and reproducing cultural hegemonies. Their concerns regard the implementation of marxist analysis within formalist theorizing, focusing precisely on the contribution linguistics and affect theories have in unveiling the machinations of cinema as an ideological tool.