About the Author

Janneke van Dalen is co-manager of the film collection at the Austrian Film Museum in Vienna. Prior to working at the Austrian Film Museum, she worked as a film projectionist and technician for film festivals, cinemas and exhibitions, and as an audiovisual archivist at the Netherlands Institute for Sound & Vision. She holds a Certificate from the Jeffrey L. Selznick School in Rochester, a master's degree in Preservation and Presentation of the Moving Image from the University of Amsterdam, and a bachelor's degree in Cultural Studies from the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam. Nadja Šičarov is a freelance film conservator-restorer, and archivist. She has previously worked as a film conservator-restorer at the Slovenian Cinematheque in Ljubljana and as a film restorer at the Austrian Film Museum in Vienna. She holds a bachelor's degree in Conservation and Restoration of Fine Arts from the Academy of Fine Arts, University of Ljubljana, and a Master's Degree in Preservation and Presentation of the Moving Image from the University of Amsterdam.

Reviews

Kathy Galloway - Andrew Parker s readings of familiar biblical texts as presenting a marginal, political, ideological Hebrew worldview, profoundly in opposition to the status quo (then and now both) is contentious, illuminating and genuinely challenging. He stimulates in his readers; dialogue and questioning, sometimes agreement and often fury, but always passionate engagement. This in itself makes this book worth reading. But it is, equally, a valuable discipline in struggling to SEE from a very different perspective than the one we usually allow ourselves when reading the Bible.