Motivated by the exigency of climate change, Cinematic Ecosystems takes cinema to be an audiovisual form whose creation and meaning are deeply connected to more-than-human worlds.
Staff and students featured in the annual Sight & Sound list of best video essays of 2025.
Dr Patrick Adamson interviewed about silent film and his new book, 'Projecting America'.
Dr Lucy Fife Donaldson and Dr Philippa Lovatt promoted this year.
Rebel Without a Cause was published on 13 November by BFI/Bloomsbury, as part of the BFI Film Classics series.
Frames Cinema Journal has just published a special issue: ‘(Re)Locations: Transformations of Place in Film'.
PhD alumni of the Department celebrate publications in 2025.
Paul Flaig's book explores the appeal of American slapstick, cartoon, and screwball comedies during and after Germany's Weimar Republic.
Three-year AHRC-funded project and international collaboration on videographic practice starting in January 2026.
In Autumn 2025 LUX Scotland will host three events as part of the 70th annual Flaherty Seminar in partnership with The Hunterian, Cooper Gallery and the Centre for Screen Cultures at the University of St Andrews.