screenings & events
Join us for exclusive screenings, special events, and community gatherings that celebrate the art of film. From premiere nights and Q&A sessions with filmmakers to themed retrospectives and festival showcases, our calendar is filled with opportunities to experience cinema on the big screen—together.
Annual Conference of the Association of Social Scientific Japan Studies | Nov 8, 2025 | University of Vienna
Building on the roots of democracy as a hopeful and emancipatory project, the three-day conference seeks to encourage both hopeful perspectives and critical reflections on the present. Special attention will be given to bringing together experts from Japanese studies, political science and political theory to leverage the potential of area studies organizations as transnational bridges for intellectual exchange and community building.
Join us for a screening and in-person presentation from the film's directors.
4:45-6:45 PM / 16:45-18:45 | Room: JAP 1, Japanese Studies, door 2.4., Campus University of Vienna, Spitalgasse 2, Hof 2, 1090 Vienna
Annual Conference of the National Women's Studies Association | Nov 13, 2025 | San Juan, Puerto Rico
The National Women’s Studies Association leads the field of women’s, gender, and sexuality studies. Established in 1977, NWSA has more than 2,000 members worldwide. Our annual conference regularly draws more than 2,300 attendees and is the only annual meeting in the continental United States of America and its territories that is exclusively dedicated to showcasing the latest feminist scholarship.
Join us for a screening and in-person roundtable discussion with the film's directors.
4-6 PM / 16:00-18:00 | Puerto Rico Convention Center - Room 101A
100 Convention Blvd, San Juan, Puerto Rico 00907
Florence Queer Festival | Nov 26-30, 2025 | Florence, Italy
The FQF aims to disseminate queer stories and culture beyond stereotypes . We are committed to creating a unique cultural offering in the region and providing a safe space for meaningful moments of conviviality and discussion. We draw on the experience of LGBTQIA+ allies and people to reach both a diverse audience eager to learn more about our issues, and more informed viewers seeking programming that speaks to the gut and mind of the community.
