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In this meditative essay, Nathaniel Jaeg reflects on the aurora borealis and the mountains of Scandinavia as thresholds between myth and matter. Drawing on Norse cosmology and personal reverie, he invites us into a luminous realm where fire and frost, spirit and stone, memory and mystery waltz in cosmic rhythm.

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Kosmos Journal | In 2015, your team produced 50 Feet from Syria, a film focused on the civilian impact of the Syrian conflict. Your new film, Lifeboat, bears witness to refugees desperate enough to risk their lives in rubber boats leaving Libya. What was different for you personally about making those two films?

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This tale belongs firmly in the feminine domain. It has not been censored or interfered with by men, and always has been and remains an instruction manual for girls..

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The ongoing creation of River Walk also speaks to the human element. It marks the confluence of ecological renewal, environmental and social justice, the underpinnings of the industrial revolution, and the vitality of a downtown.

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