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Anima Urbis IV: Dog

“Dog” is the last chapter in a series of lecture and film events on urban animals. Explore the complex historical entanglement of architecture, urbanites, and feral dogs with Peter Brosens and Dorjkhandyn Turmunkh’s fragmented, impressionistic, and phantasmagoric documentary State of Dogs.

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Anima Urbis:

This film program explores how human-animal relations can breathe new life into the analysis of the city, encompassing a range of themes including homelessness, zoos, colonialism, sanitation, nationalism, racial identity formation, and urban human-wildlife interactions.

Introductory lecture, TBA

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State of Dogs / Peter Brosens and Dorjkhandyn Turmunkh / 1998 / Belgium / Mongolian with English subtitles / 87’

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