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Muriel Box is Britain’s most prolific female director. The Passionate Stranger is a highly satirical takedown of romantic novel tropes that feels decades ahead of its time. On 9 June there is a post-film discussion with Melanie Williams & @norloll thegardencinema.co.uk/film/the-passi…

Who doesn't enjoy an encounter with a passionate stranger? Very much looking forward to this on Sunday (part of The Garden Cinema 'Women Aren't Funny' season that launches tonight 🥳) Some tickets for this brill Muriel Box film still available! thegardencinema.co.uk/film/the-passi…

Here's a wonderful new blog post by Warwick student Jess Sinclair about her trip to the Bill Douglas Museum in search of 1920s Hollywood fans sinclairjess44.wixsite.com/satmornmovies/… Warwick Film & TV

New article in Screen Journal about visibility, invisible labour and the career of a trans production worker in 1940s British cinema - Open Access tinyurl.com/59wcrrty

The Autumn issue of Screen Journal is now online! academic.oup.com/screen/issue/6…

On writing the lives of two exceptional film pioneers, Elsie Cohen and Constance Bromley lukemckernan.com/2024/09/25/els…

Fantastic talks at Pordenone Silent by @magshenny and Yiman Wang about their new books on women’s laughter and Anna May Wong - including Wong’s map of the places she visited in the UK

We're looking for proposals for a SIG panel at the BAFTSS conference, Warwick, 26-28 Mar 2025. Any papers or panel ideas related to LGBTQIA+ screen studies that respond to the theme of Global Aesthetics are welcome. Get in touch with us at [email protected] by 2 Dec

Did 1920s Hollywood hate itself? And why so many lions? The final post from Warwick Film & TV student Jess Jess | Saturday Morning at the Movies about her research into Hollywood's silent-era self-mythologising sinclairjess44.wixsite.com/satmornmovies/…

As part of the Weimar 100 project, there will be a free screening of the German silent film The Last Laugh (1924) in the FAB Cinema on Thursday 28th Nov at 7pm, w/ an introduction by Dr Ian Roberts of the German department. Reserve a spot here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/weimar-100-d…..

I'm giving Bluesky a whirl bsky.app/profile/chris-…

Congratulations to Chris O'Rourke for winning best journal article at the BAFTSS Conference 2025 baftss.org/winners-pub-20… academic.oup.com/screen/article…