Contributors
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Martin Kudlac
Martin Kudlac is a freelance film journalist covering the audiovisual industry as a correspondent for Cineuropa and writing about world cinema as a contributing writer for ScreenAnarchy. His writings have appeared across a variety of international outlets including MUBI´s Notebook, Film International, China Film Insider, Filmatique, De Filmkrant, and Senses of Cinema among others. He led cinema-related courses as a lecturer at a university and served as a member of the editorial board of the scholarly peer-reviewed journal Art Communication & Popculture. He is a co-author of the book Images of Hero in the Cultural Memory (University of Constantine the Philosopher, 2017) and a contributing author of Body and Text: Cultural Transformations in New Media Environments (Springer, 2019).
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Hiranmoy Lahiri
Hiranmoy Lahiri is an independent scholar who studied video editing at Kolkata Film and Television Institute, West Bengal, India. He is a Postgraduate in English Literature. He has published articles in Indian national daily The Statesman, Women Exclusive, The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus, Offscreen, Flickside, Publiknama and Asiatic: IIUM Journal of English Language and Literature.
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Stephanie Lam
Stephanie Lam has an MA in Cinema Studies from the University of Toronto. She is interested in the boundary between cinema and installation art. Her work has also appeared in CinéAction.
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Molly Langill
Molly Langill is a member of the Simone de Beauvoir Institute and an activist sometimes. She has done research and advocacy for Missing Justice, a grassroots collective that works to eliminate violence and discrimination against Indigenous women in Quebec. Her current research focuses on contemporary feminist horror. She has also worked a million weird jobs.
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Justin H. Langlois
Justin Henry Langlois is an educator of English and cinema at Chateauguay Valley Regional High School and a programmer at Fantasia Film Festival. He holds a M.A. in Film Studies from Concordia University.
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Simon Laperrière
Simon Laperrière is currently working on a master thesis on film studies at the University of Montreal. He works as a programmer for the Fantasia Film Festival and has written for Hors Champ, Twitch, and Contamination Magazine. He also hosts Les Écarts, an experimental radio show at CJLO.
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Sierra Lapointe
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Sandor Lau
Sándor Lau is a writer, filmmaker, journalist and Aotearoa’s only Chinese/Hungarian-American. Watch his shorts on www.nzshortfilm.com or contact him through email.
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Léa Le Cudennec
Léa Le Cudennec is a Master’s student in Film Studies at Concordia (Montreal). Previously, she studied political sciences and English and French literature in France (Sciences Po Toulouse, Institut d’Etudes Europeenes). Her interests are mainly around issues of gender and sexuality in contemporary mainstream media, ranging from movie to TV to YouTube, with an emphasis on their impact on the industry. Outside of the classroom, Léa has worked for various documentary films production and distribution companies and is currently part of the programing committee for the 10th edition of the Montreal documentary film festival Cinema sous les Etoiles.
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Charles Leary
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Jade Tsui-yu Lee
Jade Tsui-yu Lee is a Professor and Chair of the English Department at the National Kaohiung Normal University, Taiwan.
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Hwanhee Lee
Hwanhee Lee has written for Senses of Cinema. This is Hwanhee Lee’s second contribution to Offscreen.
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Murray Leeder
Murray Leeder’s research interests include silent cinema, film genre with a focus on horror, film history and theory, and issues of ghosts and haunting. Murray’s published works include Halloween (Auteur Press, 2014) and the upcoming Cinematic Ghosts: Haunting and Spectrality from Silent Cinema to the Digital Era (Bloomsbury, 2015).
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George Lellis
George Lellis, Professor Emeritus of Communication at Coker University, will be familiar to Offscreen readers for his articles with Hans-Bernhard Moeller on the work of Volker Schlöndorff. His most recent publication has been a piece for Millennium Film Journal on Gardens of Negotiation, a video installation by Miroslaw Rogala.
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David Lemieux
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Elaine Lennon
Elaine Lennon is a film historian and the author of ChinaTowne and Pathways of Desire: Emotional Architecture in the Films of Nancy Meyers. Elaine Lennon obtained a PhD in Film Studies at the School of Media, Dublin Institute of Technology where she lectured in film and screenwriting for a decade.
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Mike LeSuer
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Mathieu Li-Goyette
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Jason Lindop
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Sean Lindsay
