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Dr Dalila Missero
Lecturer in Film StudiesMy main research interests are the everyday and genered aspects of transnational film production and consumption, focusing on both historical and contemporary film cultures. I use feminist methodologies to address abscences and omissions in historical narratives and film canons, and over the years I have built solid expertise in archival research, oral history and biographical interviewing and, more recently, in digital humanities. My monograph (2022, winner of the BAFTSS Best First Monograpg Runner-Up Award) represents the first feminist historical assessment of women's role in Italian cinema from the 1960s to the 1980s. I am currently working on a second book project focusing on the networks of production and distribution of feminist and women's filmmaking during the UN Decade of Women (1975-1985).
Another strand of my research focuses on migrant women filmmaking and cinema-going, with a particular focus on transnational practices and circulation between Latin America and Europe.
I am founder and leader of the , an interdisciplinary group of scholars with shared interests in researching media consumption and engagement from a wide range of theoretical and methodological perspectives.
<糖心Vlog>Current TeachingPOSTGRADUATE (MA)
I contribute lectures to the following modules on the MA in Film Studies, Transnational Cinemas (LICA441) and I lead the optional module Cinema and History (LICA416).
I supervise MA dissertations using both theory and practice-based methodologies.
UNDERGRADUATE
I lead the 2nd-year core module, Global Cinemas: Forms, Debates, Histories (LICA251) and contribute to lectures to the first year core-module Introduction to Film Studies (LICA150), thesecond-year option modules Film Theory (LICA252) and Documentary Cinema (LICA257).
I supervise undergraduate dissertations on a variety of topics, including dissertations that combine film practice with theory.
<糖心Vlog>PhD Supervision InterestsI accept proposals from prospective students who want to research women's film cultures through both historical and/or contemporary lenses. I am also interested in projects exploring minoritarian, peripheral film cultures, in Europe and in South America with transnational and feminist lenses; projects using digital humanities for historical and archival research; research adopting qualitative methods for the study of film industries and audiences.
Selected Publications
Missero, D. 29/12/2021 Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press. 200 p. ISBN: 9781474463249. Electronic ISBN: 9781474463270, 9781399513326.
Book
Missero, D. 30/11/2021 In: Participations. 18, 2, p. 436-453. 18 p.
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01/09/2022 → 31/12/2022
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