Ghost World

History as occult knowledge in Abrantes and Schmidt's Palaces of Pity
by Colin Beckett   posted Jan 7, 2012

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A Mutual Respect
Palaces of Pity, directed by Gabriel Abrantes and Daniel Schmidt
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Colin Beckett is the Critical Writing Fellow at UnionDocs in Brooklyn. His writing has appeared in Cineaste, The Brooklyn Rail, BOMBlog, and Idiom.

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