Tag: psychology
Rumination
August 16, 2021
by Nadin Mai
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About three weeks ago, I started an introductory course in psychology. I felt the need to dive a little deeper into what I myself was...
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Waiting Time
January 9, 2019
by Nadin Mai
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The end of the year 2018 was, in France at least, a period in which the media focused on the subject of time. The quantity...
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I don’t want to sleep alone – Tsai Ming-liang (2006)
June 25, 2018
by Nadin Mai
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I discovered Tsai Ming-liang's films early on in my research into Slow Cinema, or even well before I started my PhD. The director from Taiwan...
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Art and Therapy (Alain de Botton, John Armstrong, 2014)
March 28, 2017
by Nadin Mai
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Art as Therapy by Alain de Botton and John Armstrong had been on my list from the moment I saw it online. With my research...
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Ambiancé [trailer] – Anders Weberg (2016)
April 21, 2016
by Nadin Mai
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I’m not sure where, or how to start. Usually, those reviews always come with an intro, but how to introduce a seven-hour long-take? If I...
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The slow long-take?
August 4, 2015
by Nadin Mai
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If you have been following this blog from the beginning, you may have noticed that I regularly return to the issue of the long-take and...
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Between Suspense and Time Terror
September 23, 2014
by Nadin Mai
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As a result of the paper I gave at the University of Stirling at the beginning of the month, I looked more into aspects of...
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