A DISHONEST “IT’S PANEL II CON!”: Clarke and Televisual Institutions REALIST FILM AND TV 12:00pm AFTER ALAN CLARKE Brian McAvera (Queens, Belfast), ‘Elephant: a context, an analysis, and a conclusion in relation to the socio-political in art, literature, television or film’ HUMANITIES RESEARCH 12:30pm CENTRE Hannah Andrews (York), to film: a ‘Play UNIVERSITY OF YORK matter of aesthetics or semantics?’ 11 JUNE 2014 13:00pm Questions PROGRAMME 13:15pm Lunch (BSB Foyer) 9:30am Registration: Berrick Saul Building (BSB) PLENARY ADDRESS Foyer 2:00pm 10:00am David Tucker (Chester), Social ‘Apparitional Welcome & Introduction: Bowland Realism’ Auditorium (Bow) 2:30pm I Questions Framing Clarke: Politics in Film and Television 2:45pm (BS/008) 10:30am Robert Brocklehurst (Loughborough), PANEL III Ahead: Epic Politics in Alan After Clarke: Autobiography and ‘Roadworks Clarke’s Road’ 11:00am 3:00pm James Ballands (York), Davies & Andrew Pope (Portsmouth), ‘Terence ‘Thatcher’s the Working-Class Art Film’ Men: Authorship, Masculinity & the in Nick Love’s The Firm’ 11:30am Questions 3:30pm Alexis Brown (Oxford), Sue & Bob Too ‘Rita, 11:45am and The Arbor: Restaging Social Realism in Break (BS/008) the Biopic’
“IT’S A DISHONEST CON!”: REALIST FILM AND TV AFTER ALAN CLARKE HUMANITIES RESEARCH CENTRE UNIVERSITY OF YORK 11 JUNE 2014 PROGRAMME 9:30am Registration: Berrick Saul Building (BSB) Foyer 10:00am Welcome & Introduction: Bowland Auditorium (Bow) I Framing Clarke: Politics in Film and Television 10:30am Robert Brocklehurst (Loughborough), ‘Roadworks Ahead: Epic Politics in Alan Clarke’s Road’ 11:00am James Ballands (York), ‘Terence Davies & the Working-Class Art Film’ 11:30am Questions 11:45am Break (BS/008) PANEL II Clarke and Televisual Institutions 12:00pm Brian McAvera (Queens, Belfast), ‘Elephant: a context, an analysis, and a conclusion in relation to the socio-political in art, literature, television or film’ 12:30pm Hannah Andrews (York), ‘Play to film: a matter of aesthetics or semantics?’ 13:00pm Questions 13:15pm Lunch (BSB Foyer) PLENARY ADDRESS 2:00pm David Tucker (Chester), ‘Apparitional Social Realism’ 2:30pm Questions 2:45pm (BS/008) PANEL III After Clarke: Autobiography and 3:00pm Andrew Pope (Portsmouth), ‘Thatcher’s Men: Authorship, Masculinity & the in Nick Love’s The Firm’ 3:30pm Alexis Brown (Oxford), ‘Rita, Sue & Bob Too and The Arbor: Restaging Social Realism in the Biopic’
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