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The Prison in Twelve Landscapes

The Prison in Twelve Landscapes - 10th Anniversary screening

February 02, 2026

Hot Docs celebrates the 10th anniversary of The Prison in Twelve Landscapes, directed by CSI faculty member, Brett Story, with a screening on Sunday, March 22, at 6:30pm.

Theo Cuthand directs on set of kwêskosîw (She Whistles), his award‑winning short film about an Indigenous lesbian superhero, fire, and the search for missing loved ones from her community.

Through film and video games, Theo Cuthand explores Indigenous identity, resistance and lived experiences

February 05, 2026

Theo Cuthand is an accomplished storyteller who uses multiple mediums to entertain as well as inform audiences about the nuances of Indigenous identity.

Cinema as Poetic Experience: John Ashbery’s Poetry of Cinemagoing

PhD Candidate leads CSUS Grad Student Workshop

February 10, 2026

CSI PhD Candidate, Thomas Quist will lead a Centre for the Study of the United States Graduate Student Workshop titled, "Cinema as Poetic Experience: John Ashbery's Poetry of Cinemagoing."

This in-person workshop will take place on February 25, 4:00-5:30pm in 208N, 1 Devonshire Place, Toronto.

Your Emergency is Not My Emergency | NFC Doctoral Fellow Kanika Lawton

PhD Candidate gives Northrop Frye Centre Doctoral Fellow lecture

February 12, 2026

Cinema Studies PhD candidate and Centre for the Study of the United States (CSUS) / Northrop Frye Centre (NFC) Doctoral Fellow, Kanika Lawton will deliver a NFC Doctoral Fellow Series talk titled, "Your Emergency is Not My Emergency: The Reinscription of (White Female) Violence in Claudia Rankine and John Lucas' Situation 11"

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