Restitution and the Moving Image : Global Film Heritage Between Return, Access and Archival Reparation
As global demands grow for the restitution of looted artifacts from Western museums and ethnological collections, what about the displaced and sequestered moving-image heritage of the Global Majority? This book examines restitutive practices in audiovisual archives worldwide, addressing pressing pra...
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