Kid’s films stigmatise mentally ill (article)
Guardian article explores research which claims that some family movies give a dangerous impression of madness.
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Tag: representation
For a New Cinephilia
The old cinephilia is the cinephilia that has dominated film culture for the last seventy-five years. Its origin story recounts its rise in post–World War II France, its auteur worship, and its cult of mise-en-scène. Over the years, this story has made a profound mark on Euro-Western film culture, and has come to be installed … More
Finding Diverse On-Screen Talent
Are you looking for on-screen talent to front your documentary? Or perhaps you need credible industry experts to feature as talking heads in your TV programme? Here you’ll find a list of recognised talent agencies and organisations who represent a wide range of diverse presenters, experts and actors.
Nothing About Us Without Us: An Overview of Disability/ Deaf Representation in Film
Sandra Alland contemplates the importance of the notion of ‘nothing about us without us’, critiquing and highlighting non-disabled productions alongside an exciting collection of disabled and/or Deaf artists and films. Most films are available free online (follow the links), and all have subtitles or transcripts.
Calling the Shots: Women and Contemporary Film Culture in the UK
Calling the Shots: Women and Contemporary Film Culture in the UK, 2000-2015 is a large Arts and Humanities Research Council funded (£589,710) four-year project researching and writing the contemporary history of women working in the UK film industry.
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