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Category: Film & TV

Tony Keen: Designing a Classics and Cinema Module

This spring I returned to teaching Roehampton’s third-year Classics and Cinema module. It was to……

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Published August 4, 2017
Categorized as Film & TVTagged teaching

Amanda Potter: Wonder Woman – An “Awesome” Ancient Hero for the Modern World

It was with much excitement and a little nervousness that I went to the cinema……

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Published June 10, 2017
Categorized as Film & TVTagged film, Wonder Woman

Christopher McDonough: Forgetting and Remembering Jules Dassin’s Phaedra

Last month, I was at the Classical Association meeting in Canterbury and, having heard many……

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Published June 1, 2017
Categorized as Film & TVTagged film, Jules Dassin, Phaedra

Ben Greet: Classics in Star Trek

Star Trek exists as what Daniel Bernardi calls a ‘mega-text’, a group of televisual, filmic,……

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Published April 25, 2017
Categorized as Film & TVTagged film, Star Trek

Anastasia Bakogianni: Between Tradition and Creativity – Modern Greek Cinematic Receptions of the Classical World

How can ancient tragedy be transplanted into the modern medium of film? What are some……

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Published March 9, 2017
Categorized as Film & TVTagged film

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