Do you like scary movies? Defining the anatomy of cinematic suspense and viewer anticipatory patterns

Keith Bound, School of Cultures, Languages and Area Studies, gives the lecture ‘Do you like scary movies? Defining the anatomy of cinematic suspense and viewer anticipatory patterns’. Part of the Popular Culture Lecture Series. Art by Jason Edmiston.

Tags: cinema, film, Keith Bound, Popular Culture Lecture Series, School of Cultures Languages and Area Studies, television

Zombie genomics: or the didactic dead

Sean May, School of Biosciences, gives a lecture discussing ‘Zombie genomics: or the didactic dead’. Part of the Popular Culture Lecture Series. Art by Kilian Eng and Grey Matter Art.

Tags: film, genomics, Popular Culture Lecture Series, School of Biosciences, Sean May, television

‘Being Human’: bringing Nottingham heroes and villains to life

Famous characters and key moments from the rich history of Nottinghamshire will be brought back to […]

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Tags: Being Human, community, event, film, history, local, myth, Nottingham, Robin Hood

‘Gen Silent’ film screening

The evening will be introduced by Dr Kathryn Almack, who will speak about her research exploring end of life experiences and care needs in the lives of older LGBT people; a UK-based project funded by Marie Curie Cancer Care. This will be followed by a screening of Gen Silent, a critically-acclaimed US documentary, which explores real-life issues facing older LGBT people in later life and towards the end of life.

Tags: ESRC, Festival of Social Sciences, film, Lakeside Arts Centre, LGBT