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'This paper analyses several journeys of memory and ‘return’ that are derived from ethnographic filmmaker David MacDougall’s2 1987 feature-length documentary film, Link-Up Diary. The first section of the paper addresses the history and social issues that lie in the film’s content. The second section analyses the film further via the text of a conversation held about the film in 2007 and the third continues with my analysis of how the film and this conversation interact.' (Introduction)
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