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Netflix and South Korean Media In a Globalizing World conference

Thank you! Your support helped make Netflix and South Korean Media in a Globalizing World Conference a big success. Thank you very much for coming to our conference from South Korea, the US, Canada, Paris, Singapore, and Hong Kong.

The papers delivered at the conference will be compiled and published as part of Brill’s “Youth in a Globalizing World” series. The book is expected to be published in early 2026.

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Call for Papers: ASEACC 2025 Sustainable futures: ecologies, kinships, and communities in Southeast Asian Cinemas

The 12th Biennial Association for Southeast Asian Cinemas Conference will take place at Chiang Mai University, on 14 – 16 August 2025.

The focus of the conference is Sustainable Futures: ecologies, kinships and communities in Southeast Asian Cinemas. This theme will be addressed from a broad range of perspectives in order to encourage critical engagement with current debates in film theory and the environmental humanities, inviting papers that theorize the diverse film and media practices across Southeast Asia including new developments in artists’ moving image, video art, VR, and activist media.

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Call for Papers: What is Asian Cinema?

We invite paper and panel proposals to present at the 14th Asian Cinema Studies Society conference to be held at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) during May 22-24, 2025. As a non-profit scholarly organization, the Asian Cinema Studies Society (ACSS) actively fosters international research in Asian film and media and publishes the flagship peer-reviewed journal Asian Cinema (Intellect). With the support of the Center for the Study of Globalization and Cultures (CSGC), the Master of Arts in Literary and Cultural Studies Programme (MALCS), and the Department of Comparative Literature of HKU, ACSS brings its first face-to-face meeting since the global pandemic back to Hong Kong, a major Asian metropolis, transport hub, filmmaking capital, and connective node of regional, inter-Asian, and transpacific cultural globalization.

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