Podcast episode delves into film portrayals of students, suggesting complexities in lived experiences.
This special episode of The Cinematologists podcast contributes to the Students on Screen project, curated by Dr Kay Calver and Dr Bethan Michael-Fox, in conjunction with a themed issue of Open Screens. Host Neil Fox revisits his doctoral research on film student portrayals in anglophone cinema, offering both a scholarly paper and this audio companion as a critical artefact. The episode features in-depth conversations with Calver, Michael-Fox, and contributors Dr Sharon Coleclough, Dr Devaleena Kundu, and Dr Oli Belas, exploring how screen representations of students reflect—and often fail to reflect—the complexities of lived experience. A reflective dialogue with co-host Dario Llinares and an extended reading of The Rewrite (2014) further enrich the episode’s critical scope.
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