23/02/2026

Welcome Natacha Gallucci, our new visiting researcher!

We are very pleased to welcome Natacha Gallucci to the FILM AND DEATH team as a new visiting researcher for 2026.

Natacha Muriel López Gallucci is Professor of Philosophy at the Federal University of Alagoas (UFAL), Brazil, where she teaches in the undergraduate Philosophy program and serves as a permanent faculty member of the Postgraduate Program in Philosophy (PPGFIL, ICHCA–UFAL) and the Postgraduate Program in Literature and Linguistics (PPGLL–UFAL). She also collaborates with the Postgraduate Program in Arts (PPGArtes, ICA–UFC).

She holds a PhD in Philosophy from the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP) with a double degree from the University of the Balearic Islands (UIB) and a PhD in Multimedia also from the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP). She completed a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Arts at ICA–UFC (PNPD/CAPES). She also holds an International Certificate in Afro-Latin American Studies from Harvard University (USA) and has formal training in psychoanalysis.

An audiovisual creator, choreographer, and interdisciplinary researcher, her work explores philosophy, cinema, performance, memory, and contemporary Latin American culture, with a particular focus on cinema as philosophical experimentation. She coordinates the FiloMove Research Group: Philosophies, Arts, and Latin American Aesthetics (CNPq). She is affiliated with SOCINE (Brazilian Society for Cinema and Audiovisual Studies), ANPOF (National Association of Graduate Studies in Philosophy), ANDA, and ICTMD. She has joined the FILM AND DEATH team as a Senior International Fellow (CNPq–DES) in 2026.

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24/08/2026

New Open Access article by Lucas Ferraço Nassif

We are happy to share that Lucas Ferraço Nassif, our post-doc researcher and FILM AND DEATH team member, has just published a new article titled “The epistemology of dizziness in psychoanalysis and schizoanalysis: Individuation, screen-based media, and the production of unconsciouses” in Revista Latinoamericana de Psicopatologia Fundamental (2026), no. 29. Concerned with the reconceptualization of […]
17/08/2026

New publication by Susana Viegas

Can a firefly and a toxic spore make us think differently about death? In her latest book chapter, Susana Viegas explores how Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind and Grave of the Fireflies invite us to reflect on mortality through what she calls the death-image. Spores and fireflies, one commonly associated with toxicity, the other […]
07/08/2026

“Swan Songs: Philosophical Reflections on Death, Time, and Memory in Testament Films” is out now!

We are pleased to announce the completion of the Special Issue “Swan Songs: Philosophical Reflections on Death, Time, and Memory in Testament Films”, guest edited by Vasco Baptista Marques and Susana Viegas for Arts. The Special Issue brings together seven original articles examining testament films from a philosophical perspective. Rather than approaching filmmakers’ final works merely as […]
06/08/2026

New Open Access publication by Susana Viegas

We are pleased to share that the book chapter “Derrida on Cinema’s Spectral Images: Time, Repetition, and Belief” by PI Susana Viegas is now available in Open Access through the publisher Brill. Published in “Derrida and Film Studies”, edited by Kamil Lipiński and Andrzej Marzec (Brill, 2025), the chapter explores Jacques Derrida’s reflections on cinema […]
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