[Filmfestivalresearch] Update to the Chinese Film Festival Studies website

[Luke Robinson]

Dear List Members,

Just a brief email to detail updates to the Chinese Film Festival Studies website (www.chinesefilmfeststudies.org<http://www.chinesefilmfeststudies.org/>). In the past two months, we’ve added the following material:
NEWS: We have an item via Screen Daily that discusses the popularity of the French Online Film Festival in China. Additionally, we have information on the tenth anniversary celebrations of the Nanjing-based China Independent Film Festival, which will be taking place in May in the UK. As part of the celebrations, films from the festival will be being screened in Newcastle, Nottingham and London, with directors Feng Yan and Pema Tseden in attendance. There will also be a symposium and exhibition at Newcastle, at which Zhang Xianmin (BFA) and Cao Kai (CIFF) will both speak. Details about the events in Newcastle and Nottingham can be found on the website, under News. Further news about the London events to follow.
FESTIVAL REPORTS: We have a new report from network member Elena Pollacchi (Ca’Foscari/Venice International Film Festival), who discusses her experience of serving on the jury of the 4th Xi’an International Folk Video Festival, in October and November of 2013.
GALLERIES: A small gallery of photos to accompany Elena Pollacchi’s report has been added. In addition, we have an update to the gallery of Tsai Ming-Liang at the Leeds Internal Film Festival (2010), which is a link to an interview with Tsai Ming-Liang, conducted by Tiago de Luca.
ARCHIVE: We now have an initial integrated bibliography of academic and non-academic writing on Chinese film festivals, which can be located in our archive section. We would very much like to thank Corey Schultz for his support in developing this bibliography. This bibliography is still a work in progress, and is currently focused primarily on writing in English published online, in academic journals, or in trade publications and magazines. We hope to complete an equivalent search of the Chinese-language literature soon. However, if people have references to work they know of that has not been included, please contact us directly, so that we can update the bibliography!
FORTHCOMING: The end of March and the beginning of April will see the second Network event, to be held at HKU. We will post our report from the event online after it has concluded. Watch this space.
Thank you,
Chris Berry and Luke Robinson

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Luke Robinson
Lecturer in Film Studies
Department of Media and Film
Silverstone Building
University of Sussex
Falmer
BN1 9RH

Email: Luke.Robinson at sussex.ac.uk<mailto:Luke.Robinson at sussex.ac.uk>
Tel: +44 (0)1273-877854


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