For some time now,
Film Studies For Free has been enjoying the videos that the
British Film Institute has been posting at
BFI Live, its online video channel exploring film and TV culture. There are lots of videos worth seeing at the site but, below,
FSFF has singled out and directly linked to some which are especially deserving of the attention of film scholars.
8 Mar 2010: The world-renowned film theorist presents her thoughts on the Hitchcock Blonde.
8 Mar 2010: The writer and academic discusses his instrumental role in the creation of the BFI London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival, one of the world's most prestigious celebrations of queer cinema.
13 Jan 2010: An illustrated lecture on Stanley Kubrick’s most ambitious yet unrealised project.
11 Jan 2010: An onstage discussion of the finer points of Stanley Kubrick’s failed production.
14 Dec 2009: Eminent academic and writer Sir Christopher Frayling discusses the Spaghetti Western genre as part of the BFI National Library’s Researcher’s Tales strand.
14 Dec 2009: Eminent educationalist and writer Sir Christopher Frayling discusses the practice of researching film.
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