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Misha Zakharov is hosting multiple guest events this spring in collaboration with Queer East, Flatpack, and King’s College London

This spring, third-year Warwick's Film & TV PhD candidate Misha Zakharov is staging multiple one-off events across London and Birmingham in collaboration with various institutions. These events, which combine screenings of rarely-seen films with discussions and curated book stands/printed materials, tackle subjects such as queer identities in Central Asia, epistemic violence and censorship in the Global South, and women’s prisons in the United States and Canada.
Thursday 24th April (18:30–21:00): Bush House, King’s College London – the UK premiere of Shubigi Rao’s film Talking Leaves (Singapore’s participation in the Venice Biennale, 2022), followed by a discussion with Ihar Ivanou, editor at the Belarusian diasporic publishing house Skaryna Press, alongside a curated book stand. This event also serves as an introduction to the symposium Scholarly Knowledge in the Context of Epistemic Injustice and Authoritarian Censorship:
Monday 28th April (19:00–21:30): Queer East, UCL East, London – lecture-performance on Kazakh countertenor Erik Kurmangaliev, followed by a screening of Uzbek filmmaker Rustam Khamdamov’s Vocal Parallels, accompanied by a specially designed libretto:
Tuesday 13th May (19:45–22:00): Flatpack Festival, the Mockingbird Cinema, BirminghamCarceral Cinema, Act 1 featuring Janis Cole and Holly Dale’s P4W: Prison for Women (1981) and Christine Choy and Cynthia Maurizio’s Inside Women Inside (1978), followed by a discussion and curated book stand:
Wed 09 Apr 2025, 13:49 | Tags: engagement Events

Chris O’Rourke wins the Best Article Award at BAFTSS 2025

The department would like to congratulate Chris on this achievement, alongside Tiago de Luca for receiving an honourable mention!

Tue 01 Apr 2025, 12:34 | Tags: staff, Research news, awards

James C. Taylor publishes ‘The Superhero Blockbuster: Adaptation, Style, and Meaning’

Today sees the digital publication of James C. Taylor’s monograph, ‘The Superhero Blockbuster: Adaptation, Style, and Meaning’ You may already be able to access via university affiliation at the following link.

Physical copies will be available in 2 weeks.

Tue 01 Apr 2025, 12:32 | Tags: staff, Publications, Research news



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