[eccr] From the National to the Trans-national: European Film and Television in Transition

> >From the National to the Trans-national: European Film and Television in
>Transition
>
>A one-day conference - Saturday 7th May 2005, University of Warwick, UK
>
>Please find below a list of papers and panels for this one-day event, which
>is co-organised by the Film and Television Studies department and the German
>Studies department of the University of Warwick under the auspices of the
>Humanties Research Centre (HRC).
>
>More information about the conference as well as the registration form are
>available online at http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/hrc/confs/ntef/
>
>Please email either Anna Maria Mullally at (A.M.Mullally /at/ warwick.ac.uk) or
>myself at (iris.kleinecke /at/ gwmail.warwick.ac.uk) with any queries.
>
>Best wishes
>Iris Kleinecke
>
>___________________________________________________________________________
>
> >From the National to the Trans-national: European Film and Television in
>Transition
>Saturday 7th May 2005, University of Warwick
>
>
>Conference Programme
>
>Panel 1
>
>John Caughie (University of Glasgow): 'The Difficulty of Art Cinema'
>
>Sarah Street (University of Bristol): Trans-national British Cinema?:
>Historical and Contemporary Paradigms
>
>Farrell Corcoran (Dublin City University): Does Globalisation Make a
>Difference?
>
>
>Panel 2
>
>Dina Iordanova (The University of St Andrews): Film Industries and Cultures
>in Transition: Europes New Image Markets
>
>Tim Bergfelder (The University of Southampton): Post-national European
>Cinema: The Case of Fatih Akin
>
>
>Panel 3
>
>Glen Creeber (The University of Wales, Aberystwyth): From National
>Monuments to Global Communities?: Exploring Form, Politics and Identity in
>Contemporary European Television Drama
>
>Laura Rascaroli (University College Cork): Scaling Spaces: From Local to
>Global in Robert Guédiguians Cinema
>
>
>Panel 4
>
>Sarah Cardwell (University of Kent): Portrait of a Nation: Recent European
>Adaptations of Classic American Novels
>
>Graham Allen (University College Cork): Continuity Errors: Monstrous
>Adaptations
>
>
>Closing session
>
>Interview with Austrian filmmaker Barbara Albert and general discussion.

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