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Return of the Bright Night

Revisiting a moment of political and familial rupture to investigate how structures of power in political crisis cause residual alienation across temporalities and geographies. Return of The Bright Night mines the gaps and fissures within memories and migration, tracing the past as a method to negotiate the present. - Sophie Sabet

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Revisiting a moment of political and familial rupture to investigate how structures of power in political crisis cause residual alienation across temporalities and geographies. Return of The Bright Night mines the gaps and fissures within memories and migration, tracing the past as a method to negotiate the present. - Sophie Sabet

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