The School for Studies in Art and Culture, Film Studies is pleased to announce that they will holding an informal talk on film curating and programming by Carleton alumnus and longtime senior curator... More
In this talk, noted cinema and video game studies scholar Bernard Perron will examine survival horror video games as a surprisingly rich and complex site for the study of gender. At first blush,... More
In this video, Richard Nimijean of the School of Canadian Studies, and Andre Loiselle of Film Studies discuss film in Canada, language relations, the divergence between Quebec cinema and English... More
Presented by The School for Studies in Art and Culture and in association with several other FASS units, this year’s Distinguished Visiting Scholar (November 25-30) is John Akomfrah, a pre-eminent... More
As part of a new ArtsOne Cluster entitled Monsters and Monstrosity, Professors Andre Loiselle and Craig McFarlane are looking to explain the sociological and cultural significance of The Monster. The... More
TVO is reaching out to aspiring filmmakers at Carleton University to introduce their Doc Studio Contest. The inaugural Doc Studio Contest invites students, accomplished and amateur filmmakers to hone... More
The Society for Cinema and Media Studies has selected Carleton University Professor Zuzana Pick as the winner of the prestigious Katherine Singer Kovács Book Award for her recent publication,... More
Professor of film studies, Aboubakar Sanogo will be speaking at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) Bell Lightbox on this Friday and Saturday. Higher Learning at TIFF Bell Lightbox is... More
by Nicole Findlay With their implausibly stupid protagonists and gore splattered monsters, horror films are more often than not dismissed as tripe produced for the entertainment of teenagers. André... More
When humanities and film studies student Paul Anderson isn’t watching movies at the ByTowne or Mayfair theatres, as part of film studies research the student protests, he is either blogging for... More
