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Organised by the Goldsmiths Anthropology society, the inaugural International Student Ethnographic Film Festival (ISEFF) aims to promote and question the use of ethnographic film in contemporary society. Each evening a seminar and a selection of student films will be presented for discussion.

While highlighting the importance of discussion and critique of this practise, value will also be placed upon the necessity of exposing ethnographic films to new audiences. With a wide range of subject content, these evenings offer an environment for debate for both students and non-students of all disciplines and perspectives. ISEFF encourage dialogue that expands the use and understanding of ethnographic film, allowing interdisciplinary perspectives and consideration beyond an institutional framework.

Anthropology as a Service

Tuesday 11 November 2008 - 6-9.30pm

The Aesthetics of Encounter

Wednesday 12 November 2008 - 6-9.30pm

Both events will be followed by a drinks reception

Venue: Ian Gulland Lecture Theatre, Goldsmiths, University of London, New Cross, London, SE14 6NW

Admission: FREE - all welcome

To reserve your place email: iseff@rocketmail.com

Find out more on the films and speakers, plus day workshops (details TBC) please visit: www.goldsmiths.ac.uk/iseff

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