Daniella Shreir · My Mother’s Prison: Chantal Akerman’s Predicament
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Although she often responded to questions with anecdotes and talked about the role of chance and the necessity of...
Vol. 48 No. 5 · 19 March 2026 My Mother’s Prison Daniella Shreir Share on Bluesky Share on Facebook Share Email Print 11,558 words Oeuvre écrite et parlée, 1968-2015 by Chantal Akerman , edited by Cyril Béghin . L’Arachnéen, 1584 pp., £60, April 2024, 978 2 37367 022 6 Show More Chantal Akerman Collection: Volume 1, 1967-78 BFI, five discs, £54.99, February 2025 Show More Chantal Akerman Collection: Volume 2, 1982-2015 BFI, five discs, £54.99, June 2025 Show More Show More A t the age ​ of fifteen, Chantal Akerman sneaked into a screening of Jean-Luc Godard's Pierrot le
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