Clare Archibald explores her audiovisual work experiments in producing art from her experience of going through labour to give birth to a child that died shortly afterwards, as expected.

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Dr Anna Viola Sborgi, writes about short films made during the first UK lockdown period and how the crisis was represented on screen.

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Travis Wagner takes a deep dive into what home invasion films within a police training archive atUniversity of South Carolina's Moving Image Research Collection might tell us about shifting perceptions of home.

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Elisabetta Garletti examine the question of domesticity in relation to transgender experience through a review of Ashley (2020), a 45-minute film realised by the Glasgow-based artist and winner of the 2019/2020 Margaret Tait Award Jamie Crewe

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Jean-Baptiste De Vaux takes you through the multiple perceptions of the domestic in Lucrecia Martel’s iconic Argentinian "Salta Trilogy"

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Rebecca Ferghali argues that the kitchen in both Middle Eastern and European films about

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Prof. Kate E Taylor journeys through films representing the domestic interior in Korea, with death and disorder at the forefront

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Dr Ruth Adams explains the longevity and appeal of Mike Leigh's classic, and how it is in danger of becoming stuck in time

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