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No Cash Slash: Horror and the Gothic Film Festival, 1-2 July 2023

On Saturday the 1st and Sunday the 2nd of July, Horror and the Gothic students will be hosting the annual Horror and the Gothic film festival. It’s called No Cash Slash, and features an exciting selection of films and activities. The festival is free admission, and begins at 15:00 on Saturday the 1st in the FAB cinema (FAB 0.21). Please refer to the festival’s Instagram account for more information, and a gradual unveiling of the scheduled films: https://www.instagram.com/nocashslash/ I hope some of you will be able to join us for what promises to be a fun way to end the term.


Lyra (2022) - Screening at Coventry Cathedral

Third year Film Studies student and investigative journalist Fran Hughes reports from the screening of Lyra (2022) at Coventry Cathedral, about the murdered Northern Irish journalist Lyra McKee. The film was accompanied by a panel chaired by Professor Helen Wheatley (Director of Film and Television Studies) with Lyra's sister Nichola McKee-Corner and brother in law John Corner, the film's producer, Jackie Doyle, the Rev Dr Alex Wimberley (leader of the Corrymeela Community) and Professor Michele Aaron. Fran attended the screening as a recent recipient of the Centre for Investigative Journalism's Lyra McKee Bursary Scheme, and writes about the experience of watching the film and meeting Lyra's family


Michael Pigott launches interactive soundmap of the Coventry Ring Road

Dr Michael Pigott has made an interactive soundmap of the Coventry Ring Road for the Resonate Festival, which features music made from the low-level vibrations and other hidden sounds of the Ring Road: https://ringroadring.warwick.ac.uk/.

Mon 14 Jun 2021, 09:52 | Tags: engagement staff News Research news Sensing the City

Michael Pigott’s research supports Noise Quest livestreaming experimental music event on June 17.

Funded by the Connecting Cultures and Innovative Manufacturing and Future Materials GRP at the University of Warwick, Michael is working with Graham Dunning to investigate the sudden shift to online performance and livestreaming in the spheres of experimental music and club culture.


Professor Stephen Gundle given public talk on Federico Fellini and La Dolce Vita in Rome

On Saturday 24 March Stephen Gundle will be in Rome giving a public talk on Federico Fellini and La Dolce Vita, as part of a series on 'The character of the Italians'.

Fri 22 Mar 2019, 11:23 | Tags: engagement staff Events News Research news Italian Producers

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