Presentations from the conference held at the University of St Andrews between June 15th and June 17th 2006.
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Dina Iordanova and Keith Brown
University of St Andrews
“Introduction and welcome”
8min 16sec
Mette Hjort
Lignan University, Hong Kong
“Homophilic Transnationalism: The 'Advance Party' Initiative”
51min 28sec
Rod Stoneman
Huston School of Film & Digital Media, Galway, Ireland
“Dimpsey at the Edge”
59min 13sec
Duncan Petrie
University of Auckland, New Zealand
“Small National Cinemas in an Era of Globalisation”
44min 7sec
Sheldon Lu
University of California at Davis, USA
“Emerging from Underground and the Periphery: Independent Cinema in Contemporary China”
39min 52sec
Lucia Nagib
Leeds University, UK
“Japanese Cinema and Local Modernity”
37min 35sec
Laura U. Marks
Simon Fraser University, Canada
“Geopolitics Hides Something in the Image; Arab Cinema Unfolds Something Else”
56min
Faye Ginsburg
New York University, USA
“Black Screens and Cultural Citizenship”
52min 21sec
Dudley Andrew
Yale University, USA
“Turbulent Waves, Stagnant Seas: Awash in World Cinema”
1hr 9min 55sec
Bill Marshall
University of Glasgow, UK
“Deleuze, Quebec and Cinemas of Minor Frenchness”
1hr 1min 28sec
John Caughie
University of Glasgow, UK
“The Angel's Share: Morvern Callar and the Difficulty of Art Cinema”
42min 44sec
Pam Cook
University of Southampton, UK
“Out from Down Under: Baz Luhrmann and Australian Cinema”
45min 8 sec
Patricia Pisters
University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
“Filming Tanger: Migratory Identities in North Africa”
44min 27sec
Hamid Naficy
Rice University, USA
“Interstitial, Transnational, and National-Iranian Silent Cinema”
36min 26sec
Kristian Feigelson
Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris, France
“A Visual Map of the Film World”
57min 37sec
