Run Towards the Danger: Confrontations with a Body of Memory

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Run Towards the Danger: Confrontations with a Body of Memory is a memoir-in-essays by filmmaker and actor Sarah Polley that explores trauma, memory, and healing through deeply personal reflections on her life and career.

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instanceOf book
essay collection
memoir
author Sarah Polley
awardReceived RBC Taylor Prize longlist
shortlist for various Canadian literary awards
countryOfOrigin Canada
criticalReception widely positive reviews
describedAs deeply personal
formally inventive
politically engaged
genre essay
memoir
non-fiction
hasPart essay "Alice, Collapsing"
essay "Dissolving Boundaries"
essay "High Risk"
essay "Mad Genius"
essay "Run Towards the Danger"
essay "The Woman Who Stayed Silent"
language English
literaryForm essays
mainSubject Sarah Polley
child stardom
chronic illness
concussion
feminism
film industry
healing
memory
motherhood
sexual assault
trauma
mediaType audiobook
print
narrator Sarah Polley
notableFor discussion of concussion treatment and risk exposure
engagement with #MeToo movement
exploration of trauma and recovery
reflection on child acting and exploitation
publicationDate 2022
publisher Allen Lane
Penguin Random House Canada
setting Canadian film and television industry
Toronto
titleOrigin phrase from concussion specialist Ian Ardern’s advice to Polley
workChronology first full-length book by Sarah Polley

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Sarah Polley wrote Run Towards the Danger: Confrontations with a Body of Memory