Sonia Campanini, Usaku Robinson Wammanda and Tom Simmert will host a panel at this year’s VAD conference, organised by the Association for African Studies in Germany. […]
Hwang Sok-yong is one of South Korea’s most widely read and most prolific writers. The author of more than a dozen novels and the hugely popular, ten-volume “Jang Gil-san”, an epic about […]
On 25 February 2022, Matthias Krings and Solomon Waliaula (Mainz University) presented recent findings of their research project “Cinema narration in East Africa – an intermedial […]
The Screen Worlds Workshop “Shaping the Conversation: Decolonising Film with Nigerian Women Filmmakers Omoni Oboli + Tope Oshin” is now online. African women filmmakers are continuously […]
The sub-project investigates optimal distinctiveness under the contingency of time, focusing on South Korean films and using Computer Vision to elicit the novelty of films.
Linus Büttner Doctoral Candidate,Goethe University Frankfurt Linus is a research assistant and doctoral candidate at the Chair of Innovation and Entrepreneurship with a focus on Japan/East […]
Egbert Amoncio Post-doctoral Researcher,Goethe University Frankfurt Egbert Amoncio is a post-doctoral researcher in the Chair for the Study of Economic Institutions, Innovation, and East Asian Development […]
Jr. Prof. Dr. Sonia Campanini Goethe University Frankfurt Sonia Campanini is Assistant Professor of Film Culture at Goethe University Frankfurt, where she directs the masters program “Film Culture: Archiving, […]
Tabitha Adler, M.A. Doctoral StudentGoethe University Frankfurt Tabitha Adler is a PhD student in media studies at Goethe University Frankfurt and a research assistant in the […]