The House of Tabula
Long-form video essays examine cinema, filmmakers, visual storytelling, and other forms of art.
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41 minAfrican Cinema - The Lost Continent of Film41.4K views · 59 days ago
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- understanding film movements and directors
- exploring how films create meaning
- finding thoughtful perspectives on art
Created by Lewis Michael Bond and Luiza Liz Bond, The House of Tabula (formerly known as The Cinema Cartography) inspires new ways of experiencing Art. With a renewed vision and expanded focus, we believe that Art changes the world by empowering people with new perspectives. Through our diverse and accessible online content, we aim to promote critical thinking, enrich people's understanding of Art, and deepen their relationship with the world around them.
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