Category: Film

The Centre for the Interdisciplinary Study of Film and the Moving Image invites you to a research seminar:  Professor Peter Hutchings Putting the Brit into … Read more

Professor Peter Kivy “Why are Hollywood musicals so ‘realistic’?” 5th March 2014, 5pm, GLT3 In the late Edward T Cone’s essay, “The World of Opera … Read more

The University of Kent has a strong tradition of welcoming students from across the world and has an excellent international reputation; our academics are engaged … Read more

Dr Maurizio Cinquegrani’s new book, Of Empire and the City: Remapping Early British Cinema, has just been published. This book explores the cinematic representation of the city … Read more

Adventurer and expedition cameraman Leon McCarron graduated with a BA in Film from Kent in 2008 and is returning on Thursday 27th March at 7pm to … Read more

Within the large field of first-person film and video (including autobiography, diary films, travelogues, video letters), self-portraiture is a singular form that does not consist … Read more

Dr Maurizio Cinquegrani will be giving a research seminar on Wednesday 29th January at 17.00 in Darwin LT2, the topic is: ‘Hiding and Seeking: Cinematic Lublin … Read more

The latest film by Clio Barnard, Reader in Film at the University of Kent, has been nominated in the Outstanding British Film in 2014 category … Read more

Applicants who have been offered a place on any of the Kent at Paris MA programmes, and accepted, may also apply to the University of Kent … Read more

Congratulations to Dr. Paul Taberham who recently completed his Film PhD after joining Kent in 2007 and has since been offered his first job as … Read more