Rukshana Jalil
The Pacific Island Film Festival is having a free event on Saturday, September 20th, at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian. At 11 am, there is a screening of “The Mountain,” a film from Aotearoa/New Zealand by Rachel House. Afterward, at 1 pm, there will be an Indigenous […]
Sep 18-21 | Pacific Island Film Festival
Applications are now open through June 20 for the 2025 Film at Lincoln Center Academy Programs. The mission of the FLC Academy Programs is to support the next generation of film artists and critics and to foster a film culture that embraces diverse storytelling and points of view. With an emphasis on […]
Apply by June 20 for 2025 FLC Artists and Critics ...
“Reframing the Argument” is a collaboration between the University of Notre Dame, Tel Aviv University, the University of British Columbia, and the University of Massachusetts Amherst. It is designed to establish and explore videographic practices for graduate students in support of building a globally and linguistically-diverse community of scholarly practice. As a mentorship […]
June 9-15 | Reframing the Argument: Videographic Criticism as Graduate ...
Date: 19-20 September 2025 Keynote Speaker: Hatim El-Hibri George Mason University Mode: In Person Marginality is commonly associated with peripheral zones–it evokes images of borders, lines of control, and bare life. It has connotations of being and practising away from the nodal points of power and privilege. While the experiences […]
Due July 1 | CfP – “Marginal Infrastructures.” – Graduate ...
On behalf of the journal French Screen Studies, we are pleased to invite submissions for our annual MA Essay Prize. This is an annual prize open to any essay on a relevant topic in French and Francophone screen studies, written in English or French, with specific requirements for eligibility as […]
