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Queerness in Joyland doesn’t demand attention, it lingers. In glances, pauses, in the air between two people who almost say it all but never do.
Saim Sadiq’s film moves softly, like a confession whispered in the dark. Every frame feels like holding your breath.
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Because trauma can be unspeakable and unrepresentable and because it is marked by forgetting and dissociation, it often seems to leave behind no records at all.
Ann Cvetkovich, “An Archive of Feelings”
In celebration of #DurhamPride2018, here are couple of photos from recent acquisitions. The one on the left is from Front Page records and the one on the right is from a photo album of gay marches that doesn't have a title yet (coming soon). Happy Pride y'all! #queerarchives #iglibraries https://www.instagram.com/p/BoKTN6TAirr/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1wxwnp8tqo35a
God, I love archives. #bardykes is a one-act play by Merrill Mushroom #archivefever #queerarchives #southernqueerculture
