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 A joyful depiction of brotherly care: “Bratan” at the Samizdat Festival of Central and Eastern European Film

A joyful depiction of brotherly care: “Bratan” at the Samizdat Festival of Central and Eastern European Film

September 10, 2023

Lukas Baake reviews the Tajik film "Bratan," an entertaining roadtrip movie that also operates as a worthwhile portrait of brotherly care

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 Vozrozhdeniye: The missing anthrax island

Vozrozhdeniye: The missing anthrax island

August 29, 2023

Tobias Colangelo looks at the history of Vozrozhdeniye, a lost island in the Aralkum once home to the largest anthrax dump in the world

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 The Queens of Central Asia: Exploring the Region’s Blooming Drag Scene

The Queens of Central Asia: Exploring the Region’s Blooming Drag Scene

July 14, 2023

Central Asia regional editor Sydney Millar examines Central Asia's drag scene which works to create queer joy in an oppressive society

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 Nowhere to turn: The Central Asian migrants caught up in Russia’s war

Nowhere to turn: The Central Asian migrants caught up in Russia’s war

June 19, 2023

Central Asia regional editor Sydney Millar discusses Central Asian migrants in Russia and the pressures of conscription

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 Resisting and re-existing: “What does it mean to be post-Soviet?: Decolonial Art from the Ruins of the Soviet Empire” by Madina Tlostanova

Resisting and re-existing: “What does it mean to be post-Soviet?: Decolonial Art from the Ruins of the Soviet Empire” by Madina Tlostanova

June 9, 2023

Xandie (Alexandra) Kuenning reviews Madina Tlostanova's seminal work examing how decolonial art can build a new future within post-Soviet states

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 Short films from the Davra Collective at the goEast Festival of Central and Eastern European Film

Short films from the Davra Collective at the goEast Festival of Central and Eastern European Film

June 5, 2023

Katherine Leung reviews short films from the Davra Collective, a growing roster of Central Asian artists, which screened at goEast

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 The Rheinmain Short Film Award Competition at the goEast Festival of Central and Eastern European Film

The Rheinmain Short Film Award Competition at the goEast Festival of Central and Eastern European Film

June 5, 2023

Xandie (Alexandra) Kuenning reviews the collection of innovative films competing in the Rheinmain Short Film Award

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 Artists and activists raise awareness for Bishkek’s waste problem

Artists and activists raise awareness for Bishkek’s waste problem

May 17, 2023

Emma Collet explains the wide-ranging effects of Bishkek's unresolved waste problem and how activists and artists respond to it.

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 Shame and a prevailing culture of silence: How Tajikistan’s government is failing women

Shame and a prevailing culture of silence: How Tajikistan’s government is failing women

April 26, 2023

Sydney Millar looks at gender-based violence in Tajikistan and how prevailing cultural trends leave women with little recourse for help

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 Persecution of civil society intensifies amidst preparations for the Constitution amendment referendum in Uzbekistan

Persecution of civil society intensifies amidst preparations for the Constitution amendment referendum in Uzbekistan

April 21, 2023

In this translated piece, Viktor Volkov discusses the case of Nafosat Ollashukurova and the repression of civil society in Uzbekistan

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