CIES 2022 Film Festival
Access to the 8th Edition of the Cinematic Spaces of Education #FilmFestivalette has been extended through June 18th.
We are pleased to add that the film Valentina can now be viewed in Canada!
See virtual cinema link for details https://www.festivalscope.com/page/utopia-dystopia-spaces-in-education-film-festivalette-2022/
PRESENTING
THE 8th EDITION OF THE
CINEMATIC SPACES OF EDUCATION FILM FESTIVALETTE
April 18-22,2022 (Onsite and Virtual)
The eighth edition of the Cinematic Spaces of Education Film Festivalette, showcases two feature-length fiction films and seven documentaries from around the world that promote reflection on the role of idealism in education and social change. The movies explore various forms and shades of idealism, its transformative power, and its potential dark side. It includes award-winning content from The Middle East, North Asia, West Africa, Europe, North America, and South America.
Please click the image to the right to learn more and please check here for updates and information on how to access the Virtual Cinema.
We will host seven live panel discussions which include film director Q & A’s (when available), and explore the film’s themes and their relevance for education with special guests.
Please check back here for more details on the following film discussion panels soon.
MONDAY, APRIL 18TH: SANDLINES: THE STORY OF HISTORY
TUESDAY APRIL 19TH: HEY TEACHERS AND THE NEW CLASSMATE
WEDNESDAY APRIL 20TH: THE SEQUEL AND ABOVE WATER
THURSDAY APRIL 21ST: DREAMS OF BIRDS FLYING IN THE SKY
FRIDAY APRIL 22ND:
Access the Virtual Cinema here:
https://www.festivalscope.com/page/utopia-dystopia-spaces-in-education-film-festivalette-2022/
– Enter the site and choose the film you want to watch and click on $0.00 (For free) – Availability may vary per film. Check showtimes in the Program.
– Create an account or sign in if you already have one. The Festivalette is open to the general public.
– Enjoy the film!
Reimagining the aims and boundaries of education through film. Reflections on the past , present and future role of film and arts at CIES.
In this interactive session we reflect on the role of previous, present, and future film festivals within the Comparative and International Education Society. As a community, we will speak with those involved in the creation and the curation of film in the spaces we work while also understanding how to position film (and more broadly arts and aesthetics) as an important space for comparative education scholarship and practice. The morning session will feature comments by CIES film lovers, as well as snippets from the film festivals of the past and present. The generative conversation will seek to explore ways to formalize the role of film in CIES specifically and the larger field more generally. (8.15 am CDT at Hilton)
