Lucas Ferraço Nassif – Film and Death

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01/07/2026

Lucas Ferraço Nassif at the 18th Deleuze and Guattari Studies Conference

Lucas Ferraço Nassif is presenting is talk “Politics of Cyberpsychosis: Death-Images are Crises in Processes of Trans-individuation” at the 18th Deleuze and Guattari Studies Conference – DGS2026, dedicated to the theme “Transversality: Ethics and Politics” and taking place on July 10–12, 2026, at the Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences in Athens, in collaboration […]

28/05/2026

The FILM AND DEATH team at Trinity College Dublin

FILM AND DEATH’s team members Susana Viegas, the project’s PI, and Marco Grosoli, Vasco Baptista Marques, and Lucas Ferraço Nassif, postdoctoral researchers, are presenting at the “International Conference: French Theory and Contemporary Screen Studies,” Trinity College Dublin, 11-12 June 2026. Session D1 “Death-Images: Time, Spectrality, and the Limits of French Film Theory Today”, scheduled for […]

27/03/2026

Lucas Ferraço Nassif’s Interview for TV Scholar

A new intervew with Lucas Ferraço Nassif for TV Scholar is out now! In this interview, Lucas Ferraço Nassif reflects on his work at the intersection of cinema, television, and philosophy, outlining a research practice shaped by psychoanalysis and experimental media. Drawing on his book Unconscious/Television, he explores how TV and anime operate as sites […]

06/03/2026

Presenting Film and Death: A Conceptual Knowledge Map

We are pleased to announce the launch of Film and Death: A Conceptual Knowledge Map, a dataset developed within the FILM AND DEATH project. Guided by the focus question “How does film make us think about death?,” the map visualizes the network of relations between films, filmmakers, formal strategies, concepts, and thematic subjects, highlighting their philosophical […]