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work_fs5ywqjn75b6jeov66i2t5gpuu	Andrew Asibong	Beyond a carnival of zombies: the economic problem of 'aliveness' in Laurent Cantet's Vers le sud	2018	16	.pdf	application/pdf	8641	488	60	Laurent Cantet's film Vers le sud (2005), based on three short stories by the HaitianCanadian author Dany Laferrière, explores the problems of 'aliveness' and Laurent Cantet's film Vers le sud/Heading South (2005), based on three short stories in a film Vers le sud and their subsequent power to remain under the umbrella of biological life, I consciousness, asking which kinds of lives can be said truly to 'matter' within the hyperracialised logic of the film's plantation-like spaces, before tentatively pointing towards the Watching Cantet's film and reading Laferrière's stories, a viewer familiar with Laferrière's stories of Haitian life under Duvalier fils extend Vieux-Chauvet's feminist does at Eddy's moment of near-violation by Brenda (see Figure 1); but the scene serves to Following Albert's discovery of Legba's dead body on the beach, Brenda Haitian child's proximity to violence and death (at the hands of the state), and to sexualised A film like Vers le 	./cache/work_fs5ywqjn75b6jeov66i2t5gpuu.pdf	./txt/work_fs5ywqjn75b6jeov66i2t5gpuu.txt