International Film Symposium

Visions of Struggle - Women's Filmmaking in the Mediterranean


Director Buthina Canaan Khoury, Flavia Laviosa, and Yosefa Loshitzky
Buthina Khoury, Flavia Laviosa, and Yosefa Loshitzky

November 2-3, 2007, Flavia Laviosa organized a two-day symposium illustrating the hybrid expressions of modernity as manifested in the ways of being a woman in struggle in the Mediterranean area, paying special attention to women's cinema as a form of counter-cinema and reinterpretation of women's shifting roles. Organized around socio-political themes, the symposium hosted speakers who examined films that denounce violence and abuse, expose hypocrisies, and address the consequences of cultural conflicts and changes in women's lives in Mediterranean countries today.

View the webpage: Visions of Struggle - Women's Filmmaking in the Mediterranean

Buthina Canaan Khoury with Flavia Laviosa's Italian Classes
Buthina Khoury and Italian Classes

Belèn Vidal and Winnifred Wood's Writing 125 class
Belèn Vidal and Winnifred Wood's Writing 125 class

Elena Gascon-Vera and Belèn Vidal at the Symposium Reception
Elena Gascon-Vera and Belèn Vidal, and Symposium Reception

Carrie Tarr and Belèn Vidal
Carrie Tarr and Belèn Vidal














Symposium Reception and Yosefa Loshitzky and Anikò Imre
Yosefa Loshitzky and Anikò Imre, and Symposium Reception

Flavia Laviosa
Flavia Laviosa


Flavia Laviosa
flaviosa@wellesley.edu
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