Film Studies Research
Focusing on the transnational and the peripheral elements of film, we develop and expand the entire realm of film scholarship. Working on areas from Deleuze to Korean cinema, from digital cinema to Eastern Europe, from transnational auteurs to documentary and activist films, and many areas in between, we promise a vibrant and engaging research environment for students and scholars.
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Recent Submissions
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War in peace : the American Legion and the continuing service of film
(University of California Press, 2018-01) - Book item -
Fidelity, Capture and the Sound Advertisement : Julius Pinschewer and Rudi Klemm's "Die chinesische Nachtigall"
(2014-04) - Journal articleExamines the first sound advertising film in Germany (1928) -
From the astonished spectator to the spectator in movement : exhibition advertisements in 1920s Germany and Austria
(2014-08-01) - Journal articleLorsque les foires commerciales, phénomène nouveau et en voie de professionnalisation, se sont répandues après la première guerre mondiale dans des villes telles que Vienne, Francfort, Berlin et Düsseldorf, elles se sont ... -
Chronicle of a quest : silence after killing
(2015) - Journal articleAfter the “flamboyant fever dream” and ontological experimentations of The Act of Killing (2013), Joshua Oppenheimer’s latest film, The Look of Silence comes as something of a shock. A poetic, intimate film, it relies on ...