Centre for Contemporary East Asian Cultural Studies

Affective Media and Intimate Geography: Queer Chinese Representations on Transnational Screens

 
Location
Djanolgy Theatre
Date(s)
Wednesday 6th (09:00) - Thursday 7th February 2019 (17:00)
Registration URL
https://www.lakesidearts.org.uk/whats-on/chinese-new-year-2019.html
Description

East Asian Film Series

‘Affective Media and Intimate Geography: Queer Chinese Representations on Transnational Screens’

Film Screenings and Conversations with Filmmakers

(organised in collaboration with Nottingham Lakeside Arts for Chinese New Year and LGBT History Month 2019) 

Time: 6 and 7 February 2019

Place: The Djanogly Theatre, Nottingham Lakeside Arts

What is queer? How are Chinese queer identities and experiences represented on transnational screens? How do contemporary queer filmmakers negotiate national belonging, transnational migration, diasporic experience and everyday life? What is the role of affect in mediating queer experiences?

This two 0.5-day event features screenings of four films on Chinese queer identities, in tandem with public conversations and Q&As with the directors of these films. These screenings and conversations will shed light on critical issues including sexuality, identity, transnationalism, ‘pink economy’, and queer everyday life in China, the UK and Europe. These events will be attended by the filmmakers, all of whom are currently based in the UK and Europe.

Free event, but registration via Lakeside is required

Programme (pdf)

Centre for Contemporary East Asian Cultural Studies

The University of Nottingham
University Park
Nottingham, NG7 2RD


telephone: +44 (0) 115 951 5757 or 84 66437
email:hongwei.bao@nottingham.ac.uk or ting.chang@nottingham.ac.uk