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Afterlives 

Through desktop documentary and forensics, this work explores how images of Medusa of Hatra, ISIS propaganda, and digital archives influence reality and memory while examining violence and witness.
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Through desktop documentary and forensics, this work explores how images of Medusa of Hatra, ISIS propaganda, and digital archives influence reality and memory while examining violence and witness.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Kevin B. Lee
Written By:Kevin B. Lee
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:pong film GmbH, Naoko Films, Pivonka

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