Anna Doyle is a researcher and filmmaker. Her doctoral research focuses on the aesthetics and history of experimental cinema in Eastern Europe. Inspired by the anthropological concept of "surviving image" (Aby Warburg), her photochemical films put into contrast/contact ancestral or invented mythologies with the alienation and poetry of the contemporary world. Previously, she worked as a film critic at The Eastern European Film Bulletin, and as a translator for people like Raymond Bellour or Christian Lebrat whom she translated the book Radical Cinema. She is also a filmmaker. She has published for places like MIRAJ or Found Footage Magazine on the subject of Armenian cinema.