By Lorenzo Ferrarini
Posted in - MA & Video on May 19th, 2016
Here is another sample of the work my students are producing for Beyond Observational Cinema, the course I just finished teaching for the MA in Visual Anthropology. Siôn Marshall-Waters and Jan-Holger Hennies went to the Scottish island of Skye and…
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By Granada Centre
Posted in - Staff & Video on April 29th, 2016
We are happy to host the full video of Paul Stoller’s lecture “The Burden of Writing the Sorcerer’s Burden: Ethnography, Fiction and the Future of Anthropological Expression,” which he delivered on 19 April 2016 as part of his visiting Simon…
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By Lorenzo Ferrarini
Posted in - MA & Video on December 4th, 2015
Part of the documentary course Beyond Observational Cinema, which I teach in the second semester of the MA in Visual Anthropology, is a lecture on essay films. Students can then choose this form, among many others, for their assessed film…
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By Michael Dieminger
Posted in - MA & Video on September 29th, 2015
For two months this summer, I went back to Mexico City for my fieldwork. Back to the place which already fascinated me three years ago. Now, when writing this, I am back again in Manchester and will put together some…
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By Maria Fernandez Pello
Posted in - MA & Video on September 26th, 2015
Almost two months ago, I started a project trying to represent what some people understood to be the idea of Duende, a term used in Spanish Flamenco which seems to represent the capacity it has to fascinate and move people…
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By Granada Centre
Posted in - News & Video on June 25th, 2015
We are hosting a screening of the Grierson award winning documentary feature The Bengali Detective – an unprecedented look at modern India through the prism of crime. All welcome in John Casken Theatre, 4pm Friday 26th of June. Director Phil…
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