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Voyage of Jeanette (2024) | Slate

Voyage of Jeanette

Constructed out of personal notes, both verbal and visual, Voyage of Jeanette is an essay film that poses questions about the intersection between image production and the creation of narratives, which shape our perception of contemporaneity and manifest in our performances of history, heritage, and memory. Positioned in the Yakutian Arctic, the film invites the viewer to ask vital questions about the meaning of peripheries and how western ontologies of discovery and the writing of history are absorbed into or contrast with immediate Yakutian realities.

Released: 2024
Runtime: 1h 37m
Language: English

Direction and writing

Svetlana RomanovaDirector

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