Science.ART.Film 2023 Series
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Science, art and film are among the most powerful cultural institutions we have developed to understand, shape and envision our world.
Screening monthly for FREE at Arc Cinema, SCIENCE. ART. FILM. is a series that uncovers wacky, weird and wonderful facets of science and art in films.
Films are screened in discussion with artists and ANU scholars from different disciplines.
Presented by the National Film and Sound Archive, Australian National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science and ANU Humanities Research Centre.
2023 PROGRAM
Warm Bodies + Discussion - 22 February, 6pm
Elysium 35mm + Discussion - 23 March, 6pm
Akira 35mm + Discussion - 27 April, 6pm
I, Tonya + Discussion - 18 May, 6pm
Rampage + Discussion - 1 June, 6pm
2022 screenings
The Steinach Film + Discussion - 3 November 2022, 6pm
Martha: A Picture Story + Discussion - 27 October 2022, 6pm
Contagion + Discussion - 1 September 2022, 6pm
Mars Attacks! + Discussion - 18 August 2022, 6pm
Visit the ANU Events page for more details.
Past events
Learn not about the “science of deafness”, which has a long and exclusionary history among hearing researchers, but about cochlear implants and the complicated place they hold in Deaf Culture, as discussed by an all-Deaf panel.
Explore the meaning of memories, and how they relate to life, love, and liberty, through this science-fiction classic.
How can we capture the humour of this tragic and turbulent story of ambition – and is there such a thing as physical ice comedy? Enjoy the chill!
How can we capture the humour of this tragic and turbulent story of ambition – and is there such a thing as physical ice comedy? Enjoy the chill!