----------------------------Original message---------------------------- I would welcome a discussion on this conference even if I'm stuck in America on Screen-L. Please feel free to broaden our horizons. By the way, did anyone watch the African films on Cinemax last month. Want to discuss them? I think the breadth of vision in these films makes Hollywood look like it is stuck peeking through a keyhole into a soupcan with a mirror at the bottom of the can. Susan Denker Tufts Univ./Museum School Boston U.S.A. On Tue, 7 Mar 1995, Eoin O Mahony, sociology PG wrote: > ----------------------------Original message---------------------------- > Ok so attempting to censor anyone is a terrible thing to do. Talk > about anything you want to (it is not up to me to say this, of > course). What I really meant to say was that the Europeans who > subscribe to this should take part more. To this end, Trinity > College, Dublin (Sociology dept.) in association with the 10th Annual > Dublin Film Festival are holding a two day conference on the TCD > campus on the subject of the Holocaust and film-making. Beginning on > the 13th of March and ending the following day, the 14th themes to be > discussed include the Manichean certainty of "Schindler's List" and > representations of the victim after the events. All details to > [log in to unmask] Cheers, > Eoin O Mahony, > F310 UCD, > Belfield, Dublin 4, > IRELAND. >