TRANSNATIONAL EAST ASIAN CINEMA SINCE 1997
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON, UK
SATURDAY 6 DECEMBER 2008
A one day symposium sponsored by Screen, hosted by the University of Southampton with Goldsmiths, University of London and the University of Hong Kong
The symposium will explore the relationship between cinematic representations and transnational cultural exchange, centred on one of the most active areas of cinematic activity over the past decade - East Asian cinema. It encompasses a broad range of topics that reflect upon how academia, filmmakers and the film industry have responded to the effects of globalisation, and the ways in which representations are read through the differing transnational contexts that exist between Asia and the West. Beyond cinema, our event will create a significant dialogue whose relevance relates to important issues surrounding globalisation and intercultural communication between East and West, as well as the status and function of Film Studies in different cultural contexts.
Confirmed Speakers: Prof. Tim Bergfelder (University of Southampton); Prof. Chris Berry (Goldsmiths College, London); Dr. Esther Cheung (University of Hong Kong); Dr. Gina Marchetti (University of Hong Kong); Dr. Julian Stringer (University of Nottingham); Dr. Isolde Standish (SOAS, University of London); Dr. Rayna Denison (University of East Anglia); Dr. Mark Morris (University of Cambridge).
Attendance: We are currently seeking expressions of interest from those wishing to attend this student-organised symposium, due to be held at the University of Southampton on Saturday 06th December 2008. Expressions should be made to Daniel Hickin at djh104@soton.ac.uk by Friday 31st October 2008. Those received after the deadline will not be guaranteed a place. Please note: there is no fee for attending this event.
Transnational East Asian Cinema since 1997 is sponsored by Screen as one of its 50th Anniversary events, and supported by the Department of Comparative Literature and the Centre for the Study of Globalization and Cultures at the University of Hong Kong. The events are hosted by the Department of Film Studies at the University of Southampton, in association with Goldsmiths University of London and the University of Hong Kong. For further information
please contact: Richard Donne (richarddonne@hotmail.co.uk), Daniel Hickin (djh104@soton.ac.uk) and Aramchan Lee (filmtheory@gmail.com).
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON, UK
SATURDAY 6 DECEMBER 2008
A one day symposium sponsored by Screen, hosted by the University of Southampton with Goldsmiths, University of London and the University of Hong Kong
The symposium will explore the relationship between cinematic representations and transnational cultural exchange, centred on one of the most active areas of cinematic activity over the past decade - East Asian cinema. It encompasses a broad range of topics that reflect upon how academia, filmmakers and the film industry have responded to the effects of globalisation, and the ways in which representations are read through the differing transnational contexts that exist between Asia and the West. Beyond cinema, our event will create a significant dialogue whose relevance relates to important issues surrounding globalisation and intercultural communication between East and West, as well as the status and function of Film Studies in different cultural contexts.
Confirmed Speakers: Prof. Tim Bergfelder (University of Southampton); Prof. Chris Berry (Goldsmiths College, London); Dr. Esther Cheung (University of Hong Kong); Dr. Gina Marchetti (University of Hong Kong); Dr. Julian Stringer (University of Nottingham); Dr. Isolde Standish (SOAS, University of London); Dr. Rayna Denison (University of East Anglia); Dr. Mark Morris (University of Cambridge).
Attendance: We are currently seeking expressions of interest from those wishing to attend this student-organised symposium, due to be held at the University of Southampton on Saturday 06th December 2008. Expressions should be made to Daniel Hickin at djh104@soton.ac.uk by Friday 31st October 2008. Those received after the deadline will not be guaranteed a place. Please note: there is no fee for attending this event.
Transnational East Asian Cinema since 1997 is sponsored by Screen as one of its 50th Anniversary events, and supported by the Department of Comparative Literature and the Centre for the Study of Globalization and Cultures at the University of Hong Kong. The events are hosted by the Department of Film Studies at the University of Southampton, in association with Goldsmiths University of London and the University of Hong Kong. For further information
please contact: Richard Donne (richarddonne@hotmail.co.uk), Daniel Hickin (djh104@soton.ac.uk) and Aramchan Lee (filmtheory@gmail.com).
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