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Light House Media Centre, Wolverhampton 21 November 2013 The Centre for Film, Media, Discourse and Culture, University of Wolverhampton is organising a one day symposium at the Light House Media Centre,...
The output of legislative bodies, broadcasters and pressure groups is being collated in this new digital resource. It currently includes over 500 entries and includes details of Annual Reports, UK and...
The BBFC publishes detailed information about the content of every film that they rate via BBFCinsight, which is aimed particularly at parents. It offers a summary of how and why a film was rated at any...
The BUFVC Moving Image Gateway includes over 1,450 websites relating to video, multimedia and sound materials. These have been subdivided into over 40 subject areas. To suggest new entries or ...
The monthly roundup of film and television publications compiled by Simon Baker, Institute of Historical Research. This month's Media Screen Roundup features a number of articles and books on Judaism and...
2014. GB. DVD. BFI. 84 minutes (plus 65 minutes of extras). Certificate 12. Price: £19.99 About the reviewer: Dr Billy Smart currently works as Research Officer on the AHRC-funded ‘Forgotten British...
The Backdoor Broadcasting Company is a mobile audio webcasting service which specialises in web-casting academic lectures in order to further the dissemination of research. Topics covered are as diverse...
The Passion of the Christ by Neal King (Palgrave Macmillan, 2011), 148 pages, ISBN: 978-0230294349 (paperback), Price: £12.99 About the reviewer: Dr Catherine O’Brien is Senior Lecturer in Film Studies...
By Stevie Simkin. Controversies series. (Palgrave Macmillan, September 2011). 155 pages. ISBN 978-0-230-29670-1 (paperback). Price: £12.99 About the Author: Dr Sheldon Hall is a Senior Lecturer in Stage and...
The monthly roundup of film and television publications compiled by Simon Baker, Institute of Historical Research, & published here at the BUFVC by Linda Kaye. This issue opens with a rather morbid...
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