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LIMINAL Issue 1:
“The one about weaving meaning into the mundane.”

The first issue of the LMNL zine interrogates the in-between spaces of human existence—where the mundane meets the metaphysical. This collection is for those who refuse to be just one thing, navigating the blurred lines between fiction and nonfiction, waking and dreaming, and survival and loss. Featuring evocative works from Shanice Ndlovu, Dshamilja Roshani, Anda Yoko, and Riley Hlatshwayo who curated the collection; with cover art by Otsile Nyantu.

Unpacking the dance of juxtapositions and metaphysics portrayed in Sanaa el Alaoui’s “Aicha.”

El Alaoui’s short film is an emotional and entrancing study into the experiences of violence and abuse that Moroccan women face, and how society continues to fail them where laws are concerned. In portraying a young woman’s life in fragments, we get to stand in her shoes and rummage through the liminal space, trying to understand how we got here, how we hope to move from it, and what lies ahead.

Film & TV

Jun 45 min read

LIMINAL Issue 1: “The one about weaving meaning into the mundane.”

Unpacking the dance of juxtapositions and metaphysics portrayed in Sanaa el Alaoui’s “Aicha.”

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LIMINAL Issue 1:
“The one about weaving meaning into the mundane.”