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Salò or the 120 Days of Sodom by Pier Paolo Pasolini
by: robertoc
AN INC EVENT ORGANISED IN COLLABORATION WITH ALEXANDER DUTTMANN
Tuesday 9th of June, Ian Gulland Theatre, 4 pm
Goldsmiths, University of London
SCREENING
PIER PAOLO PASOLINI: "SALO'or the 120 DAYS OF SODOM" (1976, in Italian
with English subtitles, 117 minutes)
Followed by a CONVERSATION between:
GEOFFREY NOWELL-SMITH (professor at Queen Mary, author of "Luchino
Visconti", "The Oxford History Of World Cinema" and "Making Waves: New
Cinemas Of The 1960s", co-editor and translator of Antonio Gramsci,
"Selections From The Prison Notebooks")
ALEXANDER DUTTMANN (professor of Philosophy and Visual Culture at
Goldsmiths)
HOWARD CAYGILL (professor of Cultural History at Goldsmiths, author of
"Walter Benjamin: Colour And Experience" and "Levinas And The Political")
ALBERTO TOSCANO (lecturer in Social theory and Philosophy, Sociology Department, Goldsmiths)
RACHEL MOORE (lecturer in International Media, Media & Communications Department, Goldsmiths)
Everyone is welcome.
Posted on: Tuesday June 02 2009 ______________________________________
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Salò or the 120 Days of Sodom by Pier Paolo Pasolini
by: robertoc
AN INC EVENT ORGANISED IN COLLABORATION WITH ALEXANDER DUTTMANN
Tuesday 9th of June, Ian Gulland Theatre, 4 pm
Goldsmiths, University of London
SCREENING
PIER PAOLO PASOLINI: "SALO'or the 120 DAYS OF SODOM" (1976, in Italian
with English subtitles, 117 minutes)
Followed by a CONVERSATION between:
GEOFFREY NOWELL-SMITH (professor at Queen Mary, author of "Luchino
Visconti", "The Oxford History Of World Cinema" and "Making Waves: New
Cinemas Of The 1960s", co-editor and translator of Antonio Gramsci,
"Selections From The Prison Notebooks")
ALEXANDER DUTTMANN (professor of Philosophy and Visual Culture at
Goldsmiths)
HOWARD CAYGILL (professor of Cultural History at Goldsmiths, author of
"Walter Benjamin: Colour And Experience" and "Levinas And The Political")
ALBERTO TOSCANO (lecturer in Social theory and Philosophy, Sociology Department, Goldsmiths)
RACHEL MOORE (lecturer in International Media, Media & Communications Department, Goldsmiths)
Everyone is welcome.
Posted on: Tuesday June 02 2009 ______________________________________
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