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Diana Sanchez

An interview with new CSI course instructor, Diana Sanchez

December 16, 2020

Diana Sanchez, Senior Director of Film for the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is joining the Cinema Studies Institute in January 2021 to teach CIN380H1S - Global Screen Worlds.

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Congratulations to Our 2020 Graduates

December 03, 2020

The Cinema Studies Institute congratulates our 2020 Masters students on their achievement. Some were able to celebrate with us virtually before Convocation.

We also congratulate Dr. Anjo-mari Gouws and Matthew Thompson on receiving their Ph.D. degrees.

Dr. Matthew Thompson

Congratulations to Dr. Matthew Thompson

August 21, 2020

Matthew Thompson defended his doctoral dissertation, "Contaminated Environmentalism: The Visual Rhetoric of 1970s Ecocinema", on Friday, August 21, 2020.

Scene from Chandler Levack&#039;s music video.

Alumna Chandler Levack nominated for Prism Prize

July 02, 2020

Cinema Studies Institute alumna, Chandler Levack has been nominated for a Prism Prize for her co-direction of a music video. Chandler and Indigenous, two-spirit singer and activist, Jeremy Dutcher co-directed the video for Dutcher's song "Mehcinut" (released in October 2019).

Professor Brian Jacobson

Thanks and good luck to Brian Jacobson

July 02, 2020

As of July 1, Cinema Studies Assistant Professor Brian Jacobson starts a new job as Professor of Visual Culture at the California Institute of Technology. The community is grateful and proud of his amazing contributions to the Cinema Studies Institute. Good luck and come back soon!

CSI undergrad, Sally Walker-Hudecki

CSI undergrad, Sally Walker-Hudecki was a finalist for U of T Libraries Undergraduate Research Prize

June 22, 2020

For the third year in a row, an essay written for CIN201Y1 - Film Cultures I has been selected as a finalist for the U of T Libraries Undergraduate Research Prize.

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CSI undergrad, Kasia Peruzzi receives Undergraduate Research Fund

June 12, 2020

This coming academic year, Cinema Studies Major program student, Kasia Peruzzi will conduct a research creation project titled, Wild Women: Women, Nature and Film with the funding support of the Undergraduate

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The Cinema Studies Institute Statement on Anti-Black Racism

June 08, 2020

George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Regis Korchinski-Paquet, Ahmaud Arbery, and Chantel Moore have been added to an intolerable list of lives stolen by anti-Black racism and settler-colonialism.

2020 CSI Alumni Panel

CSI Alumni Diana Sanchez, Karam Masri and JP Larocque return for panel discussion

March 05, 2020

A panel of Cinema Studies Institute alumni returned to speak with current students about their careers in the film industry and how their Cinema Studies degrees helped get them there. JP Larocque is a writer whose work includes the Netflix Originals series, "Slasher" and "Another Life," and the OUTtv digital series, "G

Screening Communities book

Alumna Jing Jing Chang publishes book on Hong Kong cinema

December 18, 2019

Cinema Studies alumna, Jing Jing Chang recently published a new book, Screening Communities: Negotiating Narratives of Empire, Nation, and the Cold War in Hong Kong Cinema, that situates Hong Kong cinema within the city's colonial past. It is historical narrative on shaping a local community through film narrative.

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