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Rhiannon Harries

Rhiannon Harries is a third-year PhD candidate whose research focuses on time, ethics and politics in contemporary European documentary film. A film-philosophical project, her thesis draws on the work of French thinkers Emmanuel Levinas and Jacques Rancière and covers filmmakers including Raymond Depardon and José Luis Guerín. Her publications include ‘Continuity and rupture – Levinas’s temporal ethics and Gideon Koppel’s sleep furiously’ in the New Review of Film and Television Studies (Vol. 13, Issue 2).

> Email: rrh24@cam.ac.uk

Screenings and Events

Karim Aïnouz – Filmmaker in Residence 2025

19 March 2025

Cambridge Film and Screen will be hosting the award-winning Algerian-Brazilian filmmaker and visual artist Karim Aïnouz as its Filmmaker in Residence for 2025. Aïnouz will be in Cambridge during the week of 2-6 June and will be participating in a variety of screenings and workshops with students. Aïnouz’s distinct and...