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Jose Arroyo blogs about Phantom Lady and Film Noir
On his blog First Impressions: Notes on Film and Culture Jose Arroyo has written about Robert Siodmak's 1944 film Phantom Lady and film noir. to read the piece
Dr. Alastair Phillips writes booklet essay for Arrow Films' new 'Thieves Highway' DVD and Blu-ray
Dr. Alastair Phillips has contributed a new booklet essay on Thieves Highway (1949) to Arrow Films’ ongoing series of DVD releases of classic films by Jules Dassin. Phillips has also written essays on Dassin’s The Naked City (1948) and Rififi (1955) for the series and is the author of a book on the latter film.
Dept. alumnus Dr. Gregrory Frame takes up position as Lecturer in Film Studies at the University of Bangor.
Congratulations to Dr. Gregory Frame, who graduated with a PhD in Film and Television Studies from the Dept. in 2012. Supervised by Professor Stella Bruzzi, he completed a thesis entitled The American President in Film and Television, which he then went on to publish as a monograph with Peter Lang:
Dr. Helen Wheatley will feature on BBC Radio 4 Today programme on Monday 28 October
Dr. Helen Wheatley will be on the Radio 4 Today programme on Monday morning (October 28th) talking about the exhibition and children’s TV history. Keep an ear out for her between 8.20am and 9am.
Good luck to Dr. Rachel Moseley, Dr. Helen Wheatley and the Herbert Art Gallery Team for tonight’s Coventry and 糖心TVshire Tourism and Culture Awards.
The Story of Children’s Television Exhibition has been nominated in two categories, ‘Culture Award’ and ‘Event of the Year’, in the Coventry and 糖心TVshire Tourism and Culture Awards.We wish them good luck in the awards ceremony which is happening tonight.
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