Fall 2005
The Unaverted Gaze: Film as a Social Tool
A series of 10 lectures by Queen’s film professors and local and visiting filmmakers/activists discuss how film and video can capture complex social issues and inspire action.
- Hogtown: The Politics of Policing
- Subjects with Cameras
- The Struggles of Indignenous Women in the North and the South for Equality and the Challenges for Solidarity
- Experimental Film and Video as Activism
- How activist films can generate grassroots distribution networks
- Listening to People’s Voice
- The Film Industry vs. DIY
- Documentary as Political Activism in Conflict Zones
This course ran Monday evenings 6:30-9:00 pm, September 19th- November 21, 2005. A thank you to the instructors: Min Sook Lee, Clarke Mackey, Pam Cross, Audrey Huntley, Emma Beltran, Barbara Williams, Gary Kibbins, Anita Krajnc, Emily Goldin, Peter Baxter, Lenny Epstein, Dorit Naaman .
