Screenings of This is Not a War Story (2021), by director Talia Lugacy.
- at the Byre Theatre in St Andrews, Scotland (May 2022)
- at the Glasgow Center for Contemporary Arts, Scotland (October 2023)
Both events were followed by Q&A with director Talia Lugacy and actor / veteran Eli Wright.
Synopsis: A ragtag group of veterans in New York deal with the aftermath of war by creating unusual art.
Spring 2021 - French Futures Festival
Online Festival organised at the University of Stirling, featuring the following events:
- a screening of Chris Marker's La Jetée, followed by a Q&A
- a conference titled "A Child of the Revolution, the Origins of Science Fiction"
- a Trivia and Games night, featuring a quiz, a photo contest, Pixel Art challenges, and other games
The 45th annual NCFS Conference in Sarasota FL was a wonderful event! The year's theme, Illusion and Disillusion, was a perfect pick.
Unsurprisingly, HawaiiCon was wonderful. I met Tim Slater, the indefatigable organizer, and presented my paper titled "Ex Machina - Down with the Fairy Tale"
At Berry College's Grad Fair, advertising Georgia Tech's upcoming one-year Master of Science in Global Media and Culture. A warm welcome and a lot of enthusiasm for our program, from faculty and students alike.
Man-Made Woman Film and Discussion Series
(Spring 2017, College of William and Mary)
In this series, open to scholars and students alike, we explore films such as James Whale's The Bride of Frankenstein and Spike Jonze's Her in which a man creates a woman, the perfect woman.
Perfect for whom, and according to what criteria? Join us to find out!
