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172 - When Unfinished Projects Find Their Form

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C. Jacqueline Wood describes her film This Is a Movie as a kind of funeral—for unfinished projects, abandoned ideas, and the dreams she didn’t have the resources or time to complete. Drawing on footage from nine separate works, including deeply personal infertility documentation, she reshaped fragments into something cathartic: a film that gave her permission to let go and move forward. What emerged was not only a meditation on failed projects and failed technology, but also a reminder that sometimes the most powerful work comes from confronting what haunts us.


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