Centre for Interdisciplinary Film & Visual Culture Research (IFVCR)
The Centre for Interdisciplinary Film & Visual Culture Research (IFVCR) at Cardiff University brings together the whole range of scholars whose work focuses on any of the many aspects of film and visual culture research.
It aims to foster and strengthen the film and visual culture research community, to support cross-School and interdisciplinary collaborations, research projects and PhD supervisions, and to provide a platform for airing and sharing all of the film and visual culture research that is carried out across the many Schools of Cardiff University.
Latest Seminar Series Dates
26 April
Dr Richard Stamp (Bath Spa University)
Rancière's animated Vertigo: or, how to be specific about medium Bute 1.61
(Birt Acres)
10 May
Dr Christopher Hood (Japanese Studies Centre)
Death of a Jumbo: The JL123 crash on screen Bute 1.61
(Birt Acres)
24 May
Professor Catherine Driscoll (Sydney)
Visible Plasticity, Plastic Visibility: Imagining Girl Sexuality
Full Seminar Series Dates
26 April
Dr Richard Stamp (Bath Spa University)
Rancière's animated Vertigo: or, how to be specific about medium Bute 1.61
(Birt Acres)
Our Members
The IFVCR's members include Dr Paul Bowman (School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies): Paul is interested in the relationships between film and culture: his book...
2012's Conference
Dis-Placing the East/West Binary: Aesthetic and Cultural Crossover in film and visual culture
Friday 2nd November 2012
Dis-Placing the East/West Binary: Aesthetic and Cultural Crossover in Film and Visual Culture will be a one day international symposium at Cardiff University, hosted by the Centre for Interdisciplinary Film and Visual Culture Research (IFVCR).