A fictional letter connects interviews with 10 cultural critics, historians, and journalists discussing identity and heritage in a political context.
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A fictional letter connects interviews with 10 cultural critics, historians, and journalists discussing identity and heritage in a political context.
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Olivia, a researcher, writes a letter to her mother in Dominica. Her correspondence connects interviews with cultural critics and historians like Paul Gilroy and Homi Bhabha. These discussions take place in the United Kingdom and focus on identity and heritage. The film presents a range of voices reflecting on personal histories and cultural contexts. Reece Auguiste directed this 52-minute documentary, released in 1989. It addresses themes of race and social history through a political lens.
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- Meet cultural critics like Paul Gilroy and Homi Bhaba.
- Find out how personal history shapes identity.
- See a unique narrative style through fictional letters.
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- The film was directed by Reece Auguiste in 1989.
- It features interviews with predominantly black and Asian cultural critics.
- The documentary has a runtime of 52 minutes.
- Olivia's fictional letter connects various personal and cultural insights.
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Who directed the documentary Twilight City?
Twilight City was directed by Reece Auguiste.
What year was Twilight City released?
Twilight City was released in 1989.
What is the duration of the documentary Twilight City?
The duration of Twilight City is 52 minutes.
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