Framing Film – serie

Cinema & Culture

Independent Film in the United States, 1980-2001

Didn't You Used to Be Depardieu?

Film as Cultural Marker in France and Hollywood

Scenes in the City

Film Visions of Manhattan Before 9/11

Archival Film Curatorship

Early and Silent Cinema from Analog to Digital

Dutch Post-war Fiction Film through a Lens of Psychoanalysis

Exploring Past Images in a Digital Age

Reinventing the Archive

Film Museum Practice and Film Historiography

The Case of the Nederlands Filmmuseum (1946-2000)

Humour and Irony in Dutch Post-War Fiction Film

Images of Occupation in Dutch Film

Memory, Myth, and the Cultural Legacy of War

Performing Moving Images

Access, Archives and Affects

Conscience of Cinema

The works of Joris Ivens 1912-1989

Films of Bill Morrison

Aesthetics of the Archive

Story of the Mexican Screenplay

A Study of the Invisible Art Form and Interviews with Women Screenwriters

Cinematic Reveries

Gestures, Stillness, Water

Hispanic Image in Hollywood

A Postcolonial Approach

Film and Political Culture in Postwar Japan

Suffrage and the Silver Screen

Theorizing Ambivalence in Ang Lee's Transnational Cinema

Foreign Devils

Exile and Host Nation in Hollywood’s Golden Age

Story of the Mexican Screenplay

A Study of the Invisible Art Form and Interviews with Women Screenwriters

Dire, Redire et Ne Pas Dire

Enjeux du Dialogue Filmique dans les Contes des Quatre Saisons (É. Rohmer)

Jew in Dutch Cinema

Images, Stereotypes and National Identity

Collecting Cinema, Rewriting Film History

Between the Visible and the Invisible

Exposing the Film Apparatus

Global Laboratory Perspectives

Preserving and Exhibiting Media Art

Challenges and Perspectives

Multiple Language Versions Made in BABELsberg

Ufa's International Strategy, 1929-1939

Exposing the Film Apparatus

The Film Archive as a Research Laboratory

Women in the Silent Cinema

Histories of Fame and Fate

Conscience of Cinema

The works of Joris Ivens 1912-1989