The record argues in more than text. The films compress the explainers; the transcript ledger carries the spoken record verbatim; and the Library holds the documents the films are made from. Films are compressions — where a film and the record differ, the record governs.
One film per explainer — the cinematic series produced from the corpus documents, each film linking back to the section of the record that carries its argument in full.
The recorded sessions of December 2025 – June 2026, published verbatim under the consent and staging rulings — the record in the author's speaking voice, word-searchable. Where any page differs from a transcript, the transcript governs.
The corpus documents the films compress — explainers, the participation and valuation papers, the 53-result prize analysis — all published as documents in the Library. Podcast and audio editions of the film series are in production; until they land, this page is where they will appear, and the films' own audio carries the arguments meanwhile.