MCLC: Chinese-Language Cinema Conference III--cfp

[Denton, Kirk]

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From: Shaoyi Sun <shaoyis at gmail.com>
Subject: Chinese-Language Cinema Conference III--cfp
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Shanghai University’s School of Film-TV, in cooperation with Beijing
University’s School of Arts and Institute of Film, TV, Theater, Jinan
University’s School of Literature, and Shenzhen University’s Institute
of Cultural Industries, will be hosting the Third Global
Chinese-Language Cinema Conference on December 14 and 15, 2013.
Continuing the tradition established by the previous two conferences
held at Jinan University and Beijing University respectively, the
Third Global Chinese-Language Cinema will once again examine
Chinese-language cinema from a global perspective. This year’s theme
is “Chinese-Language Cinema: The Global Flows of Image, Capital, and
Culture.” The conference is now actively seeking quality submissions
pertinent to the following topics:

* New Landscape and New Development of Chinese Cinema: After the New
Agreement between China and the US;
* Current Status, Interaction, and Integration of the Film Industries of
Mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong;
* Hollywood and Its Industrial and Cultural Impact on Chinese Cinema;
* Chinese Cinema’s Global Reach and Influence;
* Cross-Border and Transnational/Trans-Regional Flows of Chinese-Language
Cinema: From Historical and Comparative Perspectives.

Featured speakers include: Sheldon Lu of UC Davis and Mary Ann Doane of UC
Berkeley.

Papers submitted in Chinese and English will be considered, although
papers in Chinese are preferred. The conference will be held at
Shanghai University on December 14 and 15, 2013. Here are some
logistics:

Day & Time: December 14 and 15, 2013 (registration starts on December
13, which is a Friday)
Conference Place: International Conference Center, Shanghai University
Submission Deadline: Nov. 15, 2013
Submission Address: huayudianying at yeah.net
Further Contact: huayudianying at yeah.net
Phone Contact: Mr. Qi Wei, 156-0169-1900

Further questions and submissions should be sent directly to
huayudianying at yeah.net.

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