Table of Contents:

• Other People’s Memories. The humanism of Peter Delpeut, by Matthew Cole Levine
• Embracing the imperfection of the film heritage: Peter Delpeut’s legacy at Eye Filmmuseum, by Elif Rongen-Kaynakçi
• Bits and Pieces: A visionary new approach to film fragments, archival re-use, and film archival practice, by Giovanna Fossati
• Menno Boerema 1958 – 2019, by Peter Delpeut

• Essays

• The Dancers in the Machine: Notes on Can’t Get You Out of My Head, by Catherine Russell
• Archives of Intimacy: Gay pornography and queer archiveography as labors of love, by Hugo Ljungbäck
• Found Footage Travelogue: Travel in situ accompanied by the personal voiceover, by Miglė Križinauskaitė-Bernotienė
• Tom, Tom the Piper’s Son Through the Lens of a 16mm Projector: Thoughts on technology and experimental pedagogy, by André Habib
• Between a Hard Place and a Hard Drive: The legacies and futures of found footage film and video in the digital era, by Dave Rodriguez

• Articles & Interviews

• A Meta-Cinematic Do-Si-Do: Selections from an interview with Chloé Galibert-Laîné about Forensickness, her video essay about Chris Kennedy’s Watching the Detectives; and an interview with Chris Kennedy about Watching the Detectives, and about Galibert-Laîné’s Forensickness, by Scott MacDonald
• Dwelling in the Dissolve, by Holly Willis
• Bree and Jorge, by Mike Hoolboom
• Untitled Fragments of an Online Conversation: An interview with Doplenger, by Greg de Cuir Jr
• Strange Objects: Conversations around four films by Miranda Pennell, by Kamila Kuc and Jananne Al-Ani

• Book Reviews

• Hollis Frampton: Navigating the infinite cinema (Michael Zryd, 2023), by Arindam Sen
• Craig Baldwin: Avant to live! (Edited by Steve Polta and Brett Kashmere, 2023), by Clint Enns

• DÉMONTAGE: THE BATHERS, by Johannes Hammel
• Artworks by Matt Soar, Josh Weissbach, Abigail He, Joshua Gen Solondz, Janis Crystal Lipzin, and Kristin Reeves.

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