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5 June, 2023

BFI Course: Re-envisioning Film Theory

BFI Course: Re-envisioning Film Theory
5 June, 2023

Re-envisioning Film Theory: Sites of Circulation between Europe and Africa

This three-session course explores how film theory might be re-envisioned in a global context.

As part of the AHRC-funded network ‘Global Circulations of Film Theory’, this three-session course explores what we understand by film theory, how it might connect with industry practice and how it might be re-envisioned in a global context. Through presentations, clips and discussion, the sessions will focus on Euro-African encounters across sites where theory has engaged with imperialism and decolonisation. Each session will be hosted by different speakers: Will Higbee, Professor of Film Studies, Exeter University, with author, film industry professional and presenter, Nadia Denton (13 Jun); Sarah Cooper, Professor of Film Studies, King’s College London, with Aboubakar Sanogo, Associate Professor, Carleton University (20 Jun); and Erica Carter, Professor of German and Film at King’s College London (4 July).

(Total running time 120min)

Tuesday 13 June 2023 18:30 BFI Southbank, Studio

Tuesday 20 June 2023 18:30 BFI Southbank, Studio

Tuesday 04 July 2023 18:30 BFI Southbank, Studio

You can BOOK your place via the BFI website.

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