Lübeck Film Studies Colloquium
The Lübeck Film Studies Colloquium is a long-standing collaboration between the Nordic Film Days and the Journal of Scandinavian Cinema. Over two days, participants can expect short lectures, discussions, and film talks. The colloquium is aimed at students, academics, and film enthusiasts with a particular focus on Nordic cinema.
The focus of this year‘s sessions is twofold: ecomedia – from ecocritical readings of film history to the environmental costs of production and current green production practices; and film historiography – how archives, new forms of cataloguing, and presenting history are reshaping film historical work. As always, the programme also turns to recent developments in Nordic film and television.
The Colloquium is curated by Anders Marklund, senior lecturer in film studies at Lund University and primary editor of the Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, in collaboration with Tobias Hochscherf, professor for audiovisual media at Kiel University of Applied Sciences and the University of Flensburg.
Friday, November 6 & Saturday, November 7, 2026, 9:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m. each day
European Hansemuseum, An der Untertrave 1, 23552 Lübeck
Confessional House
Admission is free.
Prior registration by informal email to anders.marklund@litt.lu.se is requested.
The complete program for the 13th Lübeck Film Studies Colloquium will be available here in mid-October.
