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'When a young girl falls deep into the internet phenomenon that is Mukbang, she comes face-to-face with an unfamiliar feeling.' (Production summary)
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The Mukbang Controversy Is a Chance to Discuss Race and Australian Films. Let’s Not Squander It
2020
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— Appears in: The Conversation , 16 July 2020;'Eliza Scanlen’s film Mukbang (2020) has become a flashpoint in race relations in the Australian screen industry. Scanlen’s film is famous not for winning Best Director in the short film category at this year’s Sydney Film Festival, but for the controversy it has sparked.' (Introduction)
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The Mukbang Controversy Is a Chance to Discuss Race and Australian Films. Let’s Not Squander It
2020
single work
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— Appears in: The Conversation , 16 July 2020;'Eliza Scanlen’s film Mukbang (2020) has become a flashpoint in race relations in the Australian screen industry. Scanlen’s film is famous not for winning Best Director in the short film category at this year’s Sydney Film Festival, but for the controversy it has sparked.' (Introduction)
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