**Open to all faculty, staff, and students.**Open to all faculty, staff, and students.
December 4, 2015, 1:00-2:30 p.m.
Center for Faculty Excellence, 316 Gannett Center
Dr. Dina Iordanova will inaugurate this year's FLEFF theme, LANDSCAPES with her talk, "Paris as Hub of Global Cinema." The roundtable talk, titled "Paris as Hub of Global Cinema," will be held FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, at 1 p.m. in the Center for Faculty Excellence, 316 Gannett Center.
FLEFF and CFE continue their collaboration to create space for dynamic interdisciplinary exchange through symposia and roundtables with the visit of Dr. Dina Iordanova on December 3 and 4. Her visit inaugurates this year's festival theme, LANDSCAPES.
Following this talk on her new book, she will conduct a roundtable/coaching session on publishing books in film/screen/media/cultural/visual studies in the CFE conference room.
Dr. Iordanova is Professor of Film Studies and Director of the Institute for Global Cinema and Creative Cultures at the University of St. Andrews, Scotland. In 2004, she established the film studies program there, now ranked as one of the top film studies programs in Europe. Her primary research focus resides in transnational film circulation. Her most recent book is Cinemas of Paris (with Jean-Michel Frodon, 2015). Dina is the author and editor of Cinema of Flames (2001), Emir Kusturica (2002), Cinema of the Other Europe (2003), Cinema of the Balkans (2006), The Film Festival Circuit (2009), Cinema at the Periphery (2010), Moving People, Moving Images (2010), Film Festivals and Imagined Communities (2010), Film Festivals and East Asia (2011), Film Festivals and Activism (2012), Digital Disruption (2012), Film Festival Reader (2013), Film Festivals and the Middle East (2014).
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