Brilliant stuff! Great to see our unique collections are proving to be so useful and intriguing to a new generation of film scholars!

From Monday 9 to Friday 13 May, Decolonising DMU will be inviting staff and students to take part in events focused on dismantling racist barriers and structures to help staff and students at the university to succeed 🙌 👏 Find out how you can get involved 👇 #MadeFromMore

Come join the online discussion!

Coming soon! And if you stay to the end, our own Laraine Porter will be in the credits, as she was the the film's Historical Adviser! Great work Laraine Porter ! DMU CEM LMS

Exciting upcoming film event!! Cinema & TV History Research Institute (CATHI) Dr Monia Acciari interactive #indiancinemaarchives exhibition at the LCB Depot, Leicester 6-9 May 2022 🎥🎞

An interactive exhibition delving into the history of Indian film will open in Leicester at the LCB Depot next week 🎞🤩 #MadeFromMore | Dr Monia Acciari | Cinema & TV History Research Institute (CATHI) |DMU Research

Joining us on the Podcast today is Stuart Peters - an outstanding freelance creative who discussed what it was like working at Phoenix Leicester during the pandemic, as well as their efforts as a freelancer! Loved the chat: youtu.be/r6gl8uV75g4

Opening this week at the LCB Depot is an interactive exhibition delving into the history of Indian film 🎞🤩 #MadeFromMore | Dr Monia Acciari | Cinema & TV History Research Institute (CATHI) |DMU Research

Congratulations to Vicky Ball for her work on Play for Today, which is featured in the special issue of the Journal of British Cinema and Television (Vol 19:2) on ‘Play for Today at 50’ which has now been published online.  euppublishing.com/toc/jbctv/19/2

One of our DMU Media Production students, Andris Kalnis, has very kindly brought in a 1960s photo slide projector for our student curated display on the impact of Indian cinema on Lithuanian cinemagoing 1940s-1990s 📽 dmuleicester Cinema & TV History Research Institute (CATHI) IndianCinemaStories | CreativeIndianCinemaArchive

The interactive exhibition exploring Indian film heritage opens ups tonight at 5.30pm at LCB Depot 🎞🤩 #MadeFromMore | Dr Monia Acciari | Cinema & TV History Research Institute (CATHI) |DMU Research

Last night was the opening night of the UK Asian Film Festival. This was marked with a fantastic exhibition of materials from our Indian Cinema Archives, held at the LCB Depot and curated by our own @memoonyho A huge well done to Monia and those who helped her! 👏

We've published a brand new blog post: 'Fantastic Opportunities And Where To Find Them' by dmuleicester student Miranda Loveridge-Graham thedochub.org/dochub-blog/fa… #filmmakers #documentary #Leicester #femalefilmmakers dmuleicester Cinema & TV History Research Institute (CATHI) @loveridgefiles

Interested in studying for a master's at DMU? 🎓💭 Join our postgraduate digital event to get all the information you need - from our brilliant courses and career support to life in Leicester 🏙️ Wednesday 11 May, 2pm-6pm 📅 #MadeFromMore

Into archives? Subscribe to this new YouTube channel; Creative Archives of Indian Cinema. youtube.com/channel/UCN-wV… in the following months it will feature l conversations with archivists, private collectors, curators, emerging curators, historians & educators

DMU has been ranked 14th in the ‘University of the Year’ category at this year’s Whatuni Student Choice Awards, which are nominated and judged entirely by students 🤩👏🏆 Find out more about the awards and take a look at our other rankings below 👇 #WUSCA | #MadeFromMore

Congratulations to @MWillJones on the launch of his new book! dmuleicester DMU CEM

So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, adieu... to our superb colleague @MWillJones You'll be missed!

Humanities subjects play a major role in education and the workplace. Read this fascinating HE and Russell Group report: Humanities education is a UK strength: New report shows it is a mistake to set up a Humanities vs STEM contest - HEPI #dmugraduates #humanities #dmustudents

I'm recruiting a post-doctoral Research Fellow in Screen Studies, with a focus on Synthetic Media as part of my IRC Laureate project. It's a full-time post Trinity College Dublin w/ expected duration of 16 months. Details linked below. Please share with colleagues! tinyurl.com/2evdz9a5