Some selected works by students, staff and alumni of the Granada Centre - continuously updated!
“A Moment White, Then Melts Forever” is a line from a poem by the famous Scottish poet and lyricist Robert Burns. In this context, the title of the film symbolises the wool collected from sheep sheared by crofters, representing the…
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In what ways do people come together to forge meaning, sustain connection, and foster a sense of belonging? How’s agency expressed amid times of uncertainty? And what does it mean to be at home in a precarious diasporic context? Shai…
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In 2023, a container town housing around 6,000 migrant workers employed in a petrochemical investment project was built in Biała, Poland. The area remains closed to Polish residents, shaping the everyday experiences of both the migrants living within it and…
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What does it mean to inhabit a trans and disabled body while navigating the tangled terrain of queer polyamory, community care, and imagination? Set against the backdrop of a transphobic healthcare system and the rising tides of fascism in the…
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Two world class marimbists in the Cavaliers Drum and Bugle Corps explore what “skill” means to them as they work through their 2024 competitive season. With a focus on how they receive, interpret, and respond to tactile, visual, and auditory…
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WARNING: This film contains scenes of animal sacrifice and images of deceased people. Torajan People of South Sulawesi, Indonesia are deeply rooted in a culture where death is not seen as an end but as extension of life itself. This…
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