INAUGURAL LECTURE: Cinéma-monde: The Transnational Reach of Moroccan Cinema
Inaugural Lecture by William Higbee
Since the late 1990s, Moroccan cinema has emerged as one of the most dynamic national cinemas within Africa and the Arab world. Through an analysis of film festivals as alternative distribution networks, the (cultural) politics of international coproduction and the key contribution made by filmmakers from the Moroccan diaspora, this lecture will examine to what extent the rise of Moroccan ‘national’ cinema has been shaped by its transnational dimension.
| A Film Studies lecture | |
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| Date | 10 May 2017 |
| Time | 17:30 to 18:30 |
| Place | Queens Building LT1 This lecture will be followed by a drinks reception from 6.30pm - 8.00pm, in the Queen's Café. |
| Provider | Film Studies |
| Speaker(s) | Professor William Higbee |
| Registration information | To book a place, please contact humanities-deans-office@exeter.ac.uk or call 01392 724231/6315 |
| Cost | Free |
Event details
Open to all Staff and Students
| Attachments | |
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 Poster_Professor_Will_Higbee_Inaugural_Lecture_2017_05_10.pdf | (3342K) |
Location:
Queens Building LT1
