This film explores the life of a woman who grew up in colonial French Africa. Returning to Cameroon after living in France, she confronts questions of her own race and her connection to her family’s Black servant, which she did … Read more

Please join us on Wednesday, September 20th at 3:30 pm in Toy Lounge for the ROMS Colloquium. The September panel is dedicated to Ecocritical Perspectives on Environmental Crises featuring presentations by Dr. Serenella Iovino, Professor of Italian Studies & Environmental Humanities, and Dr. Sean Singh Matharoo, Assistant Professor … Read more

Director Alain Kassanda, born in Kinshasa and living in Paris, embodies the classic immigrant dual identity: in the Democratic Republic of Congo he is seen as French, while in France he is seen as Congolese. In this documentary, Kassanda sits … Read more

This science fiction film follows the story of two brothers as the world faces an unprecedented alignment of planets that will impact space and time. The film explores questions of race and class through an apocalyptic lens by its emphasis … Read more

This film follows the story of a young woman, Freddie, who returns to Seoul for the first time after being adopted and raised in France. It explores questions of identity, language, and place, and ultimately coming of age through a … Read more