Trans:Asia Screen Culture Institute in School of Film, TV & Multimedia Holds the 2021 International Academic Symposium

From 30 Sept. 21 (Thurs.) to 01 Oct. 21 (Fri.), the Trans:Asia Screen Culture Institute affiliated with the School of Film, TV & Multimedia hosts an academic symposium on “Addressing Archive: Women, Diaspora, and Filmmaking.”

Celebrating the works and career path of Zainichi Korean female filmmaker Park Sunam, the symposium reflects on her filmography with the director herself in the Cinetalk session on 30 Sept. (Thurs.) On 01 Oct. (Fri.), the event will run in two sessions with two panels. In the first session, panel 1 discusses women and diaspora focused on archiving transnational memory and alternative historiography. Panel 2 talks over the politics of cinematic, images, and archives.

The Trans:Asia Screen Culture Institute annually holds the international academic symposium, providing the sphere of discourse internationally. This year, the event takes place online through Zoom. To check more information on the event – such as the schedule or application – you can visit the official website of the Trans:Asia Screen Culture Institute.

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