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International Conference on Queer Cinema and Media Studies

8–9 Sep 2026 Montreal, Canada Standard / Virtual Participation
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01 Queer Narratives in Film and Media +
This track explores the evolution of queer narratives in cinema and media, examining how storytelling techniques shape LGBTQ+ representation. Participants will analyze various films and media texts to uncover the complexities of queer identities and experiences.
02 Visual Culture and Queer Aesthetics +
Focusing on the intersection of visual culture and queer aesthetics, this track invites discussions on how visual representations influence societal perceptions of gender and sexuality. Scholars will investigate the role of imagery in constructing and deconstructing queer identities.
03 Audience Reception and Queer Cinema +
This session examines audience reception of queer cinema, exploring how diverse viewers interpret and engage with LGBTQ+ films. It aims to understand the impact of cultural context on audience responses and the implications for queer representation.
04 Cinematic Techniques in Queer Storytelling +
This track delves into the cinematic techniques employed in queer storytelling, including editing, cinematography, and sound design. Participants will analyze how these elements contribute to the narrative and emotional resonance of LGBTQ+ films.
05 Identity Politics in Queer Media +
Exploring the intersection of identity politics and queer media, this session focuses on how films and media representations reflect and challenge societal norms. Scholars will discuss the implications of identity politics for queer visibility and activism.
06 Social Justice and Queer Representation +
This track addresses the role of queer representation in social justice movements, examining how media can both reinforce and challenge systemic inequalities. Participants will explore case studies that highlight the transformative potential of queer narratives.
07 Gender Studies and Queer Cinema +
Focusing on the contributions of gender studies to queer cinema, this session will analyze how films portray gender fluidity and non-binary identities. Discussions will center on the implications of these portrayals for broader gender discourse.
08 Cultural Studies Perspectives on LGBTQ+ Film +
This track invites cultural studies scholars to examine LGBTQ+ film within broader cultural contexts, considering factors such as race, class, and nationality. Participants will engage with critical frameworks to analyze the cultural significance of queer cinema.
09 Media Criticism and Queer Representation +
This session focuses on media criticism as a tool for analyzing queer representation in film and television. Scholars will discuss methodologies for critiquing media texts and their implications for understanding queer visibility.
10 Queer Film Festivals and Community Building +
Exploring the role of queer film festivals in community building, this track examines how these events foster dialogue and visibility for LGBTQ+ filmmakers and audiences. Participants will discuss the impact of festivals on queer cinema and cultural exchange.
11 Transnational Perspectives on Queer Media +
This track investigates transnational perspectives on queer media, exploring how globalization affects the production and reception of LGBTQ+ films. Scholars will analyze case studies from various cultural contexts to understand the complexities of queer representation across borders.

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