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CONTEMPORARY GREEK FILM CULTURES 2013 CONFERENCE

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Contemporary Greek Film Cultures 2013

Friday 5 July, 9am to 6pm & Saturday 6 July, 9.30am to 5.30pm - Great Hall, Hellenic Centre

An international conference for the study of Contemporary Greek Film.

At a time when news surrounding Greece has almost exclusively been about the financial crisis, it is imperative to redress the balance by examining the productive forces of culture in the country, maintaining that Greece is something more than a country in debt. This two day conference seeks to actively help  expand the current scholarship in Greek Film Studies and help promote a more concerted study and theorisation of Contemporary Greek Cinema, reflecting on the multi-faceted contexts of its production, distribution and research in Greece and abroad.

Further information and bookings at , www.contemporarygreekcinema2013.wordpress.com.

Organised by the University of Glasgow and University of Reading.

Supported by the Hellenic Centre.

Last Updated Thursday, 16 May 2013
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