Overview of articles
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OK Computer
Detectives hunt a murderous robot in this six-part science-fiction comedy that takes some serious swipes at the dangers of artificial intelligence.Published on: -
Damascus Dreams
Poetic film essay on Syria – a country that for many now only exists in memories, or dreams.Published on: -
Lone Wolf
An intriguing thriller made up of images from hidden cameras, phone taps, Skype sessions and other Australian-government surveillance footage.Published on: -
To Miss the Ending
In a dangerously colourful block world, this VR outlines a dark future where everyone’s consciousness has been uploaded to malfunctioning serverPublished on: -
The Subterranean Imprint Archive
A memory palace full of deeply buried African history reveals itself in a Congolese uranium mine.Published on: -
Image Technology Echoes
Two people examine a painting. They converse dryly about it, but their interior life reveals impetuous responses.Published on: -
The Hangman at Home – VR
Five people in wonderfully hand-painted dioramas tell their life stories. Where does the boundary between viewer and accomplice lie?Published on: -
Tracing Utopia
A journey through queer community and safe spaces. A statement for a brighter and fantastically rainbow-coloured future.Published on: -
Surviving You, Always
An American psychologist raves about LSD’s metaphysical possibilities, while a South London teenager sees his acid-infused friendship unravel.Published on: -
Plant (879 pages, 33 days)
Ancestral connections to the site of an 18th-century witch trial surface in a speculative conversation between mother and daughter.Published on: