Screening at PS²: Selected films
Belfast | September 2022
About learning and other journeys
Screening: Secondhand daylight at Docs Ireland
Belfast | July 2022
aemi & Docs Ireland presents: Come away, O human Child!
Conference Paper: The Folk Horror Landscape of 1970's Northern Ireland at Visible Evidence 2021
Frankfurt | December 2021
Documentary and the state narrative panel
Screening: Ancestral Houses at Aesthetica Film Festival
3 November 2021
Guest programme Focus on Northern Ireland
Panel Discussion - Conflicted Past, Contested Present: Dialogues of the Troubles in Northern Ireland
EFACIS 2021 Interfaces and Dialogues |1-4 September 2021
Twisted Myth Panel Discussion - Myth Making
Friday, June 11th, 2021 6.30 PM - 8.00 PM (Indonesia Time)
Twisted Myth events include seminars, panel discussions, readings, and critical reviews on the theme of the politics of myth
Twisted Myth
Talk & Screening: BARBED WIRE LOVE 4: THE GARDEN OF EDEN IS A CUL DE SAC, Friday 26th March 2021 at the Glasgow Short Film Festival
Simon Aeppli leads us on a wander through a tactile and reflective decade-long filmmaking practice that suggests artist John Smith’s maxim that “If you look hard enough all meanings can be found or produced close to home”. Employing personal and subjective forms of documentary, Simon’s filmmaking manifests itself through an effortless hybrid of photography, note taking and chance encounters. This screening and talk will give Simon’s perspective on filmmaking around place and memory that incorporates a particularly Northern Irish accent and voice.
Conference Paper: The Folk Horror Landscape of 1970's Northern Ireland at Folk Horror in the 21st Century at Falmouth University on September 5th - 6th, 2019.
Conference Paper: The Folk Horror Landscape of 1970's Northern Ireland at Journeys Across Media 2020: Sharing Stories, University of Reading, 3rd April 2020
Conference Paper: The Folk Horror Landscape of 1970's Northern Ireland at 'The Thrill of the Dark: Heritages of Fear, Fascination and Fantasy' Conference at the Birmingham Midlands Institute, organised by the University of Birmingham, on 25th-27th April 2019.