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Reel Borders - Participatory Filmmaking Workshop

11 April 2022 09:30 - 4 June 2022 23:55

11 APRIL TO 4 JUNE 2022 - DERRY/LONDONDERRY NORTHERN IRELAND Participatory filmmaking workshop by Irene Gutiérrez...

REEL BORDERS - Presentation and Top Paper finalist at ICA 2022

30TH MAY 2022 - PARIS Reel borders - presentation and top paper finalist at ICA 2022 beating the border: playing with migrant experiences and borderveillant spectatorship in Channel 4's smuggled (2019)...

Reel Borders launches webdoc and petition

21 March 2024 09:00 - 21 March 2024 17:00

The ABCeuta web documentary is created as part of the ERC project 'Reel Borders' and showcases 26 short essay films. Along with the webdoc, the team launched a petition in support of domestic workers in Ceuta who are forced to live in precarious conditions.

Reel Borders shorts at Docs Ireland

25 June 2023 12:30 - 25 June 2023 17:00

This year's edition of Docs Ireland will feature a screening of 4 Reel Borders' short films.

Reel Borders Shorts at Scéal Eile: The Belgian-Irish Film Festival

25 March 2023 14:30 - 25 March 2023 19:30

Reel Borders contributed to Scéal Eile by curating the program of 'Lines of Light: a retrospective of films that tackle the Irish border'. The films produced as part of the project will be screened on Saturday afternoon with the directors.

Reel Borders shorts selected for Docs Ireland Film Festival

25 June 2023 12:30 - 25 June 2023 17:00

This year's edition of Docs Ireland will feature a screening of 4 Reel Borders' short films.

Reel Borders Starts Turkish-Syrian border fieldwork

2 June 2023 00:00 - 12 June 2023 00:00

Researchers of the Reel Borders Team were hosted by our partners İlke Şanlıer and Aydın Çam from Çukurova University in Adana.

Reel Borders talks about labour, gender and mobility at the European Parliament

11 October 2023 09:00 - 11 October 2023 17:00

The Reel Borders Team presented part of their research on the Moroccan-Spanish border in Ceuta which sheds light on the complex and problematic realities hundreds of women are forced to live with since the closing of its borders during the covid-pandemic.