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MOVING IMAGE REMAINS: ON THE REFUSAL TO DISAPPEAR<\/h3>\n

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International Conference
\nJanuary 29\u201331, 2026
\nGoethe University Campus Westend, Frankfurt<\/span><\/h3>\n

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Registration (until 14 January 2026):
\nhttps:\/\/forms.gle\/hezvvQtA1wpWGAhX6<\/a>
\nNo admission fee required.<\/h3>\n

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Find the full program here<\/a>.<\/h3>\n

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Absence dictates what we know, presence what we forget. In the realm of film and media the rediscovery of neglected fragments, traces of unfinished projects, and suppressed narratives offer a powerful means for unsettling dominant accounts. The international conference Moving Image Remains: On the Refusal to Disappear<\/i> explores how material and immaterial remnants of film and media challenge dominant narratives and temporalities. Engaging with ghosted histories, unfinished projects, and marginal perspectives, the event examines the politics of remaining across archival, cinematic, and aesthetic practices. It brings together scholars, artists, curators, and activists to discuss how traces, absences, and afterlives of the moving image shape our understanding of media history and cultural memory. The conference is hosted by the DFG Research Training Group 2279 Configurations of Film <\/i>in collaboration with Produktionshaus NAXOS, Mal Seh’n Kino, and partner institutions.<\/p>\n

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Wednesday, January 28<\/h3>\n

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19:30<\/strong><\/p>\n


\n<\/strong>Incomplete Lives, Lost Memories
\n<\/b>Pre-Conference Event Screening at naxos.Kino<\/i><\/p>\n

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Introduction: Katharina Jost (Goethe University Frankfurt), Nils Meyn (Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz)<\/p>\n