alternative narrative forms
in audiovisual anthropology

ANFAA is a research group in Alternative Narrative Forms in Audiovisual Anthropology. Our researchers and artists explore subversive narrative structures and audiovisual practices that open up alternative ways of arranging, telling, feeling, and thinking about the world; and communicating our ethnographic field experiences.

The scientific-artistic project of ANFAA envisions ways to go beyond dominant and textual forms of representation of reality, by using multimodal modes and methodologies - cinethnographic, sensory, collaborative, ... By doing so, we question the politics of normativity, ethnocentrism and hegemony implied in dominant audiovisual and anthropological narrative structures.

ANFAA A*Midex Chair of Excellence is hosted at Aix-Marseille University and IDEAS (CNRS-amU lab)

"Yurugu: Invisible Lines" by Petna Ndaliko Katondolo & Laurent Van Lancker, Production Yolé Africa et Polymorfilms. Selection Berlinale'76 Forum Expanded

"Strata" - a collective work born out of a shared desire: to rethink the way social science research is written and transmitted. The Book. The Site.

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