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Appearing as part of Birmingham LGBT & SHOUT Festival's LGBT History Month Festival, on Friday 24th of February Jose Arroyo gave a talk on ‘the AIDS Generation’, exploring the history of the AIDS Crisis in the 1980s and its representation on screen. This was followed by a screening of 2016 critically-acclaimed documentary ‘Uncle Howard’ depicting the life and work of 1980s film-maker Howard Brookner.

On Wednesday 08 March Dr. Alastair Phillips will speak about Jacques Becker's 'Rendez-vous de juillet' at the BFI Southbank, alongside a screening of the film.

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Rendez-vous de juillet

France 1949
Dir Jacques Becker
With Daniel Gélin, Maurice Ronet, Brigitte Auber
99min
Digital
English subtitles
Certificate PG

"This is one of the finest films about the post-war Paris of St Germain-des-Prés, a microcosm where philosophy, theatre and jazz thrived. A young man tries to persuade his group to join him in making an ethnographic film in the Congo, but his idealism causes ruptures in love and friendship. Becker’s direction of his glittering cast is impeccable."

On Thurs 2nd February, Dr. Michael Pigott spoke as part of the 'Cities on Film' series of events at Oxford University. Michael chose the films Dredd (Travis, 2012) and Side/Walk/Shuttle (Gehr, 1993) to be shown as part of the series and the screening was followed by a discussion between Michael and Dr. Peter Wynn-Kirby, who is an environmental specialist, ethnographer, and Research Fellow in the School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford.

Organised by the Oxford Forum and Stanford University Centre in Oxford

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