Talks & Podcasts
Talks and Videos
Women and Cinema in Ibero-America: Politics, Histories, Representations, Intersectionality, la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
September 2022 - chairing a panel on women and cinema for the Women and Cinema in Ibero-America: Politics, Histories, Representations, Intersectionality, la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid – video (in Spanish),
Making a case for expert academic popular criticism: the case of Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma (2018)
In April 2021 Deborah Shaw spoke at the event From Analogue to Digital: Film Criticism in Spain, Portugal and Latin America. Her talk ‘Making a case for expert academic popular criticism: the case of Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma (2018)’ can be watched on YouTube.
Chilean and Transnational Performances of Disobedience: LasTesis and the Phenomenon of ‘Un violador en tu camino
In April 2021 Deborah Shaw and Deborah Martin spoke at the event Latin American Feminist Film and Visual Art Collectives conference (UCL and Université Grenoble-Alpes). Their filmed ‘Chilean and Transnational Performances of Disobedience: LasTesis and the Phenomenon of ‘Un violador en tu camino.’
A Sense8 of Becoming
Deborah Shaw and Rob Stone delivered a joint seminar paper A Sense8 of Becoming’ on 14 April 2021 for the MSRAC Lecture series, Manchester Metropolitan University) to promote their edited book - Sense8: Transcending Television, with Bloomsbury Publishers.
Claiming a Transpatial, Transgender and Transnational Gaze with Sense8
November 2020 - Birmingham University Film Studies the annual lecture to their research group B Film Claiming a Transpatial, Transgender and Transnational Gaze with Sense8.
POP MATTERS: Episode 3, "Gender and Sexuality on Screen"
Deborah talks with about the topics of Gender and Sexuality on screen.
Podcasts
In Conversation with Deborah Shaw on The Daughters of Fire (Albertina Carri, Argentina.)
Deborah Shaw in conversation with Jose Arroyo. 2018.
If you want to see what a female gaze looks like, what queer cinema by women might feel like to see, what a combination of porn and poetry might evoke, have a look at Albertina Carri´s ‘The Daughters of Fire.’
Deborah Shaw in conversation with Alexander Sergeant and Christopher Holliday
Episode 53 - Pan's Labyrinth (Guillermo del Toro, 2006) (with Deborah Shaw.)
Deborah talks with colleagues, Lincoln Geraghty, Yael Friedman, and PhD student Matt Weaver about the topics gender and sexuality on Screen.
Tackling Racial & Gender Inequality in TV and Film ft. Professor Deborah Shaw
Professor Deborah Shaw says the film and TV industry is falling short of being inclusive, and that’s reflected in ceremonies like the Oscars, which takes place next week.
In this episode of the Life Solved podcast, she explores how the route to equality lies in representation both on screen and off. She shares insights from her research into Latin American and Spanish film as well as gender and sexuality in cinema.
