[Commlist] cfp: Futures of Chinese Cinemas Conference

Futures of Chinese Cinemas


University of Nottingham Ningbo China (UNNC), May 19 & 20, 2023
Conference Description
This conference examines the current state of Chinese film culture, 
production, and scholarship and its impact on world cinemas in the 21st 
century. Growing from two previous film conferences held at UNNC that 
examined Chinese cinemas ('100 Years of Chinese Film & Screen' in 2021, 
and 'Chinese Film Aesthetics' in 2022), this conference shifts its focus 
to examining the contemporary landscape of Chinese film and Chinese film 
scholarship, including emerging developments, movements, and other 
phenomena.


It will be a hybrid conference, with both in-person and online 
presentations. Due to the current travel situation, we anticipate that 
people from outside China will probably be unable to attend in-person.

Submission Guidelines

Proposals for 15 minute presentations should be submitted using the 
following form by midnight (China Standard Time), Sunday 2 April - 
https://forms.office.com/r/smFGMiTuiZ

Proposals should include a 150-word abstract and a (max.) 50-word 
biography. If you encounter problems with the form, please send your 
proposal to (Corey.Schultz /at/ nottingham.edu.cn)

A full programme and abstracts will be available near the time of the 
conference. If travel restrictions change, the conference may have to be 
postponed or cancelled. For in-person attendees, there will be a fee of 
100 RMB to cover coffee/tea breaks and meals. For further information, 
please see: 
https://www.nottingham.edu.cn/en/humanities-and-social-sciences/schools-and-department/international-communications/research/futures-of-chinese-cinemas.aspx 


For questions, please contact (Corey.Schultz /at/ nottingham.edu.cn).
Conference Venue

Ningbo, home the University of Nottingham Ningbo China (UNNC) is one of 
China's oldest cities in the northeast Zhejiang province. It is a 
thriving port and business city, and well located for travel to 
Shanghai, with high-speed rail links connecting the two cities in 
approximately two hours. In 2004, UNNC was granted permission by the 
Chinese Ministry of Education to become the first Sino-foreign 
university in China, in partnership with Zhejiang Wanli Education Group. 
 Now more than 8000 students study BA, MA/MSc, PhD and EdD degrees in 
UNNC’s three faculties: Business, Science & Engineering, and Humanities 
& Social Sciences. Full details on travel by air, road and rail can be 
accessed via the University Visitor Information page at 
https://www.nottingham.edu.cn/en/about/contact-us.aspx

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