

Mapping Lessons
K.'s return to Greater Syria after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire intertwines personal diary entries with historical context and critiques of neo-colonialism.
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K.'s return to Greater Syria after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire intertwines personal diary entries with historical context and critiques of neo-colonialism.
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K. returns to Greater Syria after the upheaval in post-revolutionary Russia. Her diary entries intertwine with historical context, revealing the struggle for autonomy among communities after the Ottoman Empire's collapse. The film contrasts her experiences with Soviet classics like Esfir Shub's 'Spain' and Dziga Vertov's 'Kinoglaz'. Mobile phone footage provides a contemporary view of Syria, forming a multimedia essay that critiques neo-colonialism and addresses the quest for independence in a changing world.
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