Professor Dina Iordanova speaks with the prominent short film festival programmer about working across nations and languages, living in Eastern Europe, and the drive to support young and up-and-coming filmmakers.
What does “digitization” of archival film materials mean in practice? Domitor has been attempting to answer that question as they develop their own archive, and Prof. Michael Cowan relates that exploration.
Dr. Jennifer O’Meara relates her research process for her latest project, exploring the history of how women’s voices have been shaped on screen.
In July 2016 George A. Romero died, leaving us with a vital legacy. Professor Tony Williams argues that Romero remains unmatched in his capacity to represent the political anxieties of the century.
A video essay by Joel Anderson from the Setsuko Hara Workshop held at the University of St. Andrews in February.
Dr. Leshu Torchin writes a summary of the Community Film-making for Gender Equality in the Pacific conference as well as an exploration of possible future pathways.
New lecturer Dr. Philippa Lovatt speaks with Cine-Files about her research, experiences, and recommended films.
September Liu reports on the recent Centre for Film Studies presentation, which focused on an overlooked aspect of film history: the use of split-screen and multi-screen in the films and culture of North America in the 1960’s.
