Remy Shah / Jeremy Sharma – Slander! an autotheory of six Malayan films research 21 x 30 cm

21 x 30 cm

to those that are heard and to those that go unheard

The increased silence of the past rests upon a culture that becomes complicit with silence

that reads the shelves of the library at the end of the day

the book also includes an essay by Angie Keefer about the effects of sliced onions on human tear ducts

Remy Shah / Jeremy Sharma – Slander! an autotheory of six Malayan films research 21 x 30 cmEdited by Miriam Rasch, Jojanneke Gijsen, Harma Staal Why did we not explore the Malay world that we formerly inhabited? How did Malayas flourishing cinema of the 1950 60s, a Southeast Asian counterpart of Hollywood, fade into oblivion? Perhaps this happened by the slander of imagination brought upon ourselves, being in constant demand to construct, upgrade, reclaim and renew. The increased silence of the past rests upon a culture that becomes