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Glenn Dunks

Melbourne
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Sydney Film Festival: Barbara Forever (dir. Brydie O’Connor)

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By Glenn Dunks
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There is a certain bit of magic that occurs with a film like Brydie O’Connor’s Barbara Forever. This is a biography, fairly standard in its conception, I suppose, that nonetheless takes on the form of an essential queer text much like the very works of its subject, Barbara Hammer.
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Sydney Film Festival – Aanikoobijigan [ancestor/great-grandparent/great-grandchild] (dir. Adam and Zack Khalil)

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By Glenn Dunks
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The plight of First Nations people across the globe is a sadly all too familiar. Colonialism is hardly original, and the way indigenous populations have suffered at the hand of those who sought to use them as human guinea pigs even after death has been seen in just about every country on earth by those who claim to be men of science.
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Sydney Film Festival – Joy Boy: A Tribute to Julius Eastman

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By Glenn Dunks
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I cannot say I was familiar with the work of Julius Eastman before I watched Joy Boy, a 60-minute art piece created by (who else?!?) a Belgian-Congolese troupe. Despite the number of involved people, the collective made up of Mawena Yehouessi, Fallon Mayanja, Rob Jacobs, Victoire Karera Kampire, Paul Shemisi and Anne Reijniers have nonetheless produced a film that left me feeling as if I knew Eastman—and their relationship to him—intimately; a strong gay black man with fire in his stomach.
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