Publications – Film and Death

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09/01/2026

“Whose Deaths Are Worth Mourning? Gendered Death in a Turkish TV Series” by Gülce Zeynep Bektaş

Whose Deaths Are Worth Mourning? Gendered Death in a Turkish TV Series By Gülce Zeynep Bektaş (Yeditepe University) https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18198472 One of Turkey’s most-watched TV series, the mafia-themed Valley of the Wolves (Kurtlar Vadisi, 2003-2005) and its sequel series, Valley of the Wolves: Ambush (Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu, 2007–2016) frequently portray death, but not all of them […]

25/11/2025

New article from Patrícia Castello Branco for our Arts’ Special Issue on Swan Songs

We are pleased to announce that our Arts‘ Special Issue on Swan Songs: Philosophical Reflections on Death, Time, and Memory in Testament Films keeps growing. You can now read a new open-access article from Patrícia Castello Branco, titled “The Anti-Testament of Ozu: Time, Finitude and Repetition in ‘An Autumn Afternoon'”. This new article offers a reading […]

16/10/2025

New book chapter by Susana Viegas on Androids, Mortality, and Death-Images

A new book chapter by FILM AND DEATH’s PI Susana Viegas is out now. Titled “On Androids, Mortality, and Death-Images: Blade Runner and Westworld”, this new chapter is published in SecondDeath: Experiences of Death Across Technologies, edited by Alger Sans Pinillos, Vicent Costa, and Jordi Vallverdú (Springer, 2025). What happens when cinema makes androids confront […]

30/09/2025

New article by Marco Grosoli on zombies, Catherine Malabou and Freud’s ‘death drive’

A new open-access article by Marco Grosoli was just published in Ocula (35), a special issue dedicated to Zombesque. Sociosemiotica di un’epidemia culturale, curated by Andrea Bernardelli, Eduardo Grillo e Federico Montanari. This new article is titled “More Zombies than Zombies: Catherine Malabou’s ‘New Wounded’ and their Ethico-Political Implications, According to Victor Erice’s Cerrar los […]