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Montreal Monstrum Society, MIRL & CORÉRISC Present
Genre Revolution in Liminal Spaces: 
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Women’s Horror Cinema on the Festival Circuit


​SONIA LUPHER

Friday, 9 December 2022 — 6:00pm-8:00pm
McGill University
Arts W-215  — ​McCall-MacBain (Arts) Building
​We see the greatest amount of fearless innovation among filmmakers in the short film form, and women's horror film festivals are significant as the only organizations in the world that regularly curate and showcase a significant portion of these films. This talk gives an introduction to the women's horror film festival circuit from 2004 to the present, with particular attention to these spaces in which the short film form is central.
 — ​​This event is free and open to the public. — ​​
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Sonia Lupher is a Visiting Lecturer in Film and Media Studies at the University of Pittsburgh, where she completed her PhD. She is the founder and editor of the digital humanities project Cut-Throat Women: A Database of Women Who Make Horror, which catalogues the work of hundreds of female practitioners in horror media production. Her scholarship has appeared in Jump Cut, Critical Quarterly, and Studies in the Fantastic.
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      • MONSTRUM v5 n2 (December 2022)
      • MONSTRUM v5 n1 (June 2022)
      • MONSTRUM v4 (2021)
      • MONSTRUM v3 (2020/21)
      • MONSTRUM v2 (2019)
      • MONSTRUM v1 (2018)
    • Editorial / de la rédaction
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    • Quick Cuts: Essais Video Essays
    • Course Archive >
      • Fall 2022 >
        • F 2022 - Mischief Night Screening
        • F 2022 - Women's Horror Cinema on the Festival Circuit
      • W2022 - Corporalités horrifiques et abjections matérielles
      • F2021 - Gothic Excursions
      • 2020-2021 Courses >
        • Pandemics, Possessions, Alterities (Winter 2021)
        • Selling Silence in Contemporary Horror (Fall 2021)
        • Championing the Horror Sequel (Fall 2021)
      • F2019 Courses >
        • Tracing the Gothic in the Films of Paul Almond
        • Time-Loop Horror
        • Horror in Animation Cinema
      • 2018-2019 Courses
      • 2017-2018 Courses
  • Horror Reverie Symposia
    • Horror Reverie 1 - Nosferatu