Film & Media Study Day: Gender and Identity in Documentary: All This Panic

Recommended for A2 and equivalent level Film & Media Studies

This study day will allow students to discuss representations of youth and identity and will explore the use of documentary techniques to capture the complex lives of teenagers growing up in an urban setting.

Led by Dr Kirsty Fairclough, Senior Lecturer in Media and Performance, University of Salford

Screening: All This Panic (15)
Dir Jenny Gage/USA 2016

80mins/English
Dusty Rose Ryan/Delia Cunningham/Lena M./Ginger Leigh Ryan
Filmed over the course of three years, this intimate documentary follows Ginger and Dusty, sisters growing up in New York City as they navigate high school politics and growing up in front of the lens. The teens are disarmingly eloquent and surprisingly candid as they let the camera witness the most confusing, painful, and exciting time of their lives.

Interested in other Film and Media sessions? Download the full F&M guide.

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This event is supported by the University of Salford

 

To book:

  • Email groups@homemcr.org or call Box Office on 0161 200 1500 (12:00 – 18:00, Mon-Fri)
  • This event is open only to school pupils and their teachers
  • Doors open to school groups at 10:15