Name: Surveilling a Crime Scene
Brand: Alana Hunt
SKU: SHOP_PB_ALANAHUNT_SurveillingACrimeScene
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Surveilling a Crime Scene is a companion flip book to the award-winning film of the same name, which examines the materialization of non-Indigenous life on Miriwoong Country. Through collected moments, the book highlights colonization as an ongoing and present violence rather than a historical event. Featuring an essay by novelist and critic Fiona Kelly McGregor, it extends the film’s critical lens into print.

The film itself has been recognized internationally, winning Best Documentary Short at the Sharjah Film Platform 7 and screening at multiple festivals and exhibitions.

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Text by: Fiona Kelly McGregor
Design by: N/A
Published by: Naveen Printers

Region: Miriwoong Country
Genre: Film and Documentary
Cover: Softcover

Size: 16.5cm x 11.3cm x 1.8cm, 186 pages
Year: 2024
ISBN:

Surveilling a Crime Scene - a book by Alana Hunt

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The moments held in this small book are collated from Surveilling a Crime Scene, a film that examines the materialization of non-indigenous life on Miriwoong Country. These threads forge a tapestry that recognizes colonization not as history but as a continuous and present violence, one that is deceptively ordinary.

The book features an essay by novellist and critic Fiona Kelly McGregor.

Surveilling a Crime Scene (the film) was awarded Best Documentary Short at the Sharjah Film Platform 7, and has screened as part of Revelation Perth International Film Festival, Antenna Documentary Film Festival, Dharamshala International Film Festival and the Kununurra Picture Gardens, in addition to numerous exhibition contexts.

The work was supported by the Sheila Foundation's Michela and Adrian Fini Artist Fellowship, the Copyright Agency's Cultural Fund and the Northern Centre for Contemporary Art.