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26/02/2026

The Film-Phil Lisbon Seminars: Daniel Conway

March’s Film-Phil Lisbon Seminar will be led by Daniel Conway (Texas A&M University) who will talk about “Matters of Life and Death: The Nietzschean Imperative in Contemporary Science Fiction Films”. Abstract A major achievement of films in the genre of science fiction over the past half century is their collective success in depicting various iterations […]

24/09/2025

The Film-Phil Lisbon Seminars: Seán Cubbit

The next session of our Film-Phil Lisbon Seminars will be led by Seán Cubbit (University of Melbourne), who will talk about “Immortal Cinema”. Abstract We have always been told that everyone dies alone. A medium that tends to privilege individuals, film has tended to focus on these lonely deaths of isolated individuals, often treating them […]

18/07/2025

The Film-Phil Lisbon Seminars: Davide Sisto

The next session of our Film-Phil Lisbon Seminars will be led by Davide Sisto (University of Turin), who will talk about “Thanabots. Digital immortality between sci-fi movies and reality”. Abstract This talk intends to focus on the topic of so-called digital immortality. In particular, it intends to analyze the birth and development of a particular […]

20/06/2025

The Film-Phil Lisbon Seminars: Bárbara Bergamaschi

The next session of our Film-Phil Lisbon Seminars will be led by Bárbara Bergamaschi (NOVA University Lisbon), who will talk about “Eroticism, Formlessness, and Death in Tscherkassky’s Cinematic Hauntology”. Abstract This paper examines the work of Austrian avant-garde filmmaker Peter Tscherkasskythrough the lens of Georges Bataille’s concepts of l’informe (the formless), eroticism, and expenditure. Positioned […]