A Twin Peaks Haiku

With Photo Essay in Seventeen Parts

by Randolph Jordan Volume 21, Issues 11-12 / December 2017 1 minute (32 words)

Image courtesy of Cristiano Siqueira


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Return to Twin Peaks.
We watched them watch us watching.
No-one made it home.

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A <i>Twin Peaks</i> Haiku

Randolph Jordan is a Montreal-based film scholar, educator, and multimedia practitioner. His research lives at the intersection of acoustic ecology, film studies, and critical geography. He is currently Assistant Professor of Film Studies at Concordia University, and has previously taught film, media literacy, and environmental philosophy at Ryerson University, Champlain College, and LaSalle College. He is completing a monograph for Oxford University Press entitled An Acoustic Ecology of the Cinema and is co-editing a collection for Palgrave entitled Sound, Media, Ecology. He has been covering Montreal film, music and new media festivals for Offscreen since 2001.

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