From our latest issue no.115 - The Best of the Decade
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BRITISH BLACK AND ASIAN SHAKESPEARE: UNTOLD STORIES
8th July 2020
Prof Tony Howard tells the story of the underrated contribution made to British Shakespeare by black and Asian theatre artists since 1930.
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We Need To Talk About Dying
8th July 2020
Joe Levenson, Director of Communications at the Dying Matters Coalition explores using film in palliative care
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The Women’s Liberation Movement Oral History Project
8th July 2020
Prof Margaretta Jolly and Dr Polly Russell explore The Women’s Liberation Movement Oral History Project – Sisterhood and After (SAA)
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Afterimages on Cinema, Women and Changing Times
8th July 2020
Lucy Bolton writes about Laura Mulvey's most recent work and her impact on film theory
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The Myth of the BBC
8th July 2020
Dr Tom Mills decides that one of the great myths of British public life is the notion that the BBC is biased to the left
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Journeys through film cities and landscapes
8th July 2020
Iain Borden drives through cinema's obsession with the automobile and the road
More from Issue 115
- Absent African Epics
- Laura Mulvey's Afterimages: On Cinema, Women and Changing Times
- Grenfell Tower and Social Murder
- The Myth of the BBC
- Flipped Learning
- Science on Screen
- Is the Future MOOC?
- Sisterhood and After: The Women’s Liberation Oral History Project
- British Black and Asian Shakespeare: Untold Stories
- Drive: Journeys through Film, Cities and Landscapes
- We Need to Talk About Dying
- Screening Sylvia Pankhurst
- The Holocaust on Film - Shoah
- Forgotten Futures: Q&A with Elizabeth Lebas
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