Please join us for an exciting program of fortnightly seminars, and film and television screenings this semester. Participants are encouraged to remain afterwards for refreshments and discussion. These events are free and all are welcome, including undergraduates, postgraduates, staff and members of the public.
| Tue 23rd August | Screening – Vampire Pastimes to Immortality: Boredom vs. Playfulness in Only Lovers Left Alive (2013) | Elena Sarno (USyd) |
| Tue 20th September | Screening – Zhang Yimou’s Coming Home (2014) | A. Prof. Yue Xiao-ying |
| Tue 11th October | Seminar – Love in the Time of Postmodernity: Wong Kar-wai’s Hong Kong Romance | Dr Mark Steven (UNSW) |
| Tue 25th October | Seminar – Experimental Narratives | Cedric van Eeenoo |
| Tue 8th November | Seminar – Don’t Look Behind You: The Oculus Rift and Virtual Reality Horror | Adam Daniel (WSU) |
All SSSN Events are held in Room 327, Robert Webster Building UNSW at 5pm, unless otherwise stated.
A map of the UNSW Kensington Campus can be found here.
A Google map of the UNSW Kensington campus can be found here.
Buses to UNSW from Central Station
UNSW Express Bus routes (890, 891, 892 and 895) run to and from Eddy Avenue, Central Station. These routes are prepay only and are fast and high frequency. Click here for the UNSW Express Bus and other bus timetables.
Alternative services:
- 339 Central Station on Foveaux St just east of Elizabeth St.
- 372 Central Station
- 373 Museum Station
- 374 Central Station
- 376 Museum Station
- 377 Museum Station
- Metrobus 10 (M10) – Leichhardt to Maroubra Junction via Anzac Parade
- Metrobus 50 (M50) – Drummoyne to Coogee via the City, Anzac Parade and High Street.
Parking
All day casual parking is generally available on the top floors of the Barker Street (Gate 14) and Botany Street (Gate 11) car parks. Short-term, paid 2P (2 hour) parking is also available via most entrance gates.
Sydney Screen Studies Network 