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Third Text announces 


Winds of Change: Cinema from Muslim Societies


Film festival & talks, programmed with the ICA, London


21 September 2011 - 13 October 2011

Winds of Change: Cinema from Muslim Societies is a five-day programme of
films and related talks, from Wednesday 21 September to Sunday 25
September 2011, organised by Third Text in partnership with the
Institute of Contemporary Arts. 

This is a timely event. The first months of 2011 focused the world's
attention on the 'Arab Spring' and its wildfire mass demonstrations for
democracy across the Arab regions. History has since speedily moved on
and the complexities of that Spring are apparent. We are witness to a
'Muslim world' proving itself anything but unchanging and monolithic.
The programme, put together against the background of the Arab Spring,
raises fundamental issues of religious and civic freedom, human rights,
gender and social equality and the challenges of modernity.

The programme is based on the Third Text special issue Cinema in Muslim
Societies <http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/ctte20/24/1> , no 102, vol 24,
no1, January 2010, guest edited by Ali Nobil Ahmad, and published by
Routledge Taylor & Francis.

The co-curators of this programme are Ali Nobil Ahmad (Visiting
Assistant Professor of History at the Department of Humanities and
Social Sciences at LUMS University in Lahore), Haim Bresheeth (Professor
of Film Studies, Chair of Media and Cultural Studies, University of East
London, Co-editor of The Conflict and Contemporary Visual Culture in
Palestine & Israel, special double-issue of Third Text, vol 20, issue
3/4) and Richard Appignanesi (Executive Editor of Third Text who
recently compiled and edited Beyond Cultural Diversity: The Case for
Creativity: A Third Text Report, ThirdText Publications, commissioned by
Arts Council England).

The curators have selected eight recent films that illustrate the wide
range of cinematic aesthetics from across Muslim societies. Each film
viewing will be introduced by an acknowledged specialist.

Tickets for talks and films can be booked online at the ICA website
http://www.ica.org.uk/29968/Seasons/Winds-of-Change-Cinema-from-Muslim-S
ocieties.html

Institute of Contemporary Arts, The Mall, London SW1Y 5AH, Tickets and
Information
020 7930 3647

Find out more about Third Text at www.tandfonline.com/ctte

Read a selection of free articles on cross-media at
http://bit.ly/ThirdText 

 

 

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