On Desktops, Streams, and Memory. Interview with filmmaker Kevin B. Lee

By Lucy Aukafolau and José Manuel Ibáñez
Kevin B. Lee on desktop documentary, thinking with Harun Farocki, why infinite storage produces mass forgetting, and cinema's ongoing case of near-death.

When Feminism Entered World of Warcraft: Playing a girl by Angela Washko.

By Nina Pacotte
A 2013 video essay that transforms a fantasy MMO into an unexpected space for observing gender dynamics in online culture.

Those Who Watch: Wrestling Videogames and the Design of Attention

By Mudmap Editorial
A video essay examining how wrestling videogames render spectators, shifting focus from the ring to the crowd, where repetition, distance, and simulation reshape individuality.

The Center of Attention: Trump, Rallies and Ritual

By Mudmap Editorial
A desktop documentary observing rallies as spatial rituals, where repetition, staging, and screens maintain a center beyond speech or ideology.

Television After Everyone Left: Nothing by LJ Frezza

By Bernat Villalobos
Notes on Seinfeld’s empty shots. Familiar television spaces reconsidered through absence. Listening to what remains once laughter fades.

A Cartographic Gem Found Online: Mapamundi by Javier Zoro

By Mudmap Editorial
A quietly brilliant documentary linking maps, labor, and lived space. Mapamundi (2013) reflects on how worlds are drawn and who gets left out.
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