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The 2025 Women and Film History International conference committee announces the 12th International Women and the Silent Screen Conference: “Form and Feeling in Silent Cinema.”
June 11-14, 2025
Visit this link: wfhi.org/2025-brussels-antwe…
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"A landmark contribution...By challenging the traditional notions of completeness and embracing the fragmentary, Beeston and Solomon offer a radical rethinking of film history and theory." Amazing new review of #Incomplete in @FilmQuarterly 😍😍😍
doi.org/10.1525/fq.2024.78.2…
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Screen RE-turns: Screen Studies Conference 2025 Call for Papers - new submission close date of Wednesday 15th January 2025 23.00 hrs. tinyurl.com/yc4efy4a
The University of Hartford Cinema program in the School of Communication invites applications for Assistant Professor in film/video production beginning Fall 2025.
More details:
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We welcome news about 2024 Member Publications!
Please note your exciting work in the following form by January 15th.
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Hello Everyone,
We’re looking forward to connecting soon at this year’s Pre-Conference Virtual Symposium!
Please mark your calendars for Friday, December 6 @ 3-4pm CST / 4-5pm EST.
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Proposals for Women and the Silent Screen XII are due in less than one month!! We can't wait to see what you submit 📽️
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STARRING IDA LUPINO ❤️ Now playing on the Criterion Channel! bit.ly/4fkgGfM
The formidable star lent a defiant toughness and intelligence to some of classic Hollywood’s most unforgettable female characters.
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"I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say that Cinema’s First Nasty Women is worthy of the adjective “monumental.” Every library should have a copy of this important work."
We're kvelling over this rave review of CFNW by Lawrence Howe! 🎞️📀 muse.jhu.edu/pub/2/article/9…
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Next up, on November 8, we are looking forward to Pamela Robertson Wojcik' s talk on "Unhomed", please register here: lu.ma/cjptbklw @SCMStudies
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Chicago/@msatweet #MSAChicago friends, if you're in town on Wed 6 Nov, I'd love to see you at a talk I'm giving for @UChicago's film + media folks: "Creativity in Motion: Unfinishing Feminist Film and Literary History", 3pm in Cobb 310, Cobb Hall, 5811 S. Ellis Ave. Abstract👇
We're writing with news of an opportunity, a tenure-track Assistant Professorship in Screen Studies at Ithaca College.
full details can be found at the College's employment page: ehwy.fa.us2.oraclecloud.com/…
Feeling has become an urgent focal point in the development of a feminist, queer and decolonial praxis and theory – whether as sensation, emotion, passion, care, sentiment, or affect – upending a long and well-documented history of dismissal.
Women and the Silent Screen XII (WSSXII) invites papers that revisit the relationship between feeling and form across diverse media, modes, and genres, historical and geographical contexts, and against the backdrop of new theoretical, ethical and political constellations.
The conference is hosted by the Université libre de Bruxelles, University of Antwerp, and Royal Film Archive of Belgium (Cinematek).
SUBMIT BY DECEMBER 2, 2024
TO [email protected]
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We're happy to learn the that the @internetarchive is now partially back online, with content available in a read-only state. This means that all page scans should now once again be viewable at mediahist.org and searchable at lantern.mediahist.org
CFP: First Queer Horror Conference by the Horror Studies Working Group at the University of Pittsburgh.
Link to detailed info: queerhorrorconference.com
Deadline: December 8th.
Questions can be sent to:[email protected]
They also welcome and encourage non-traditional forms of conference presentations, including art talks, readings, or works-in-progress. We also plan to host a creative showcase on the evening of Friday, February 7.