Thrilled to share that I’ve signed a book contract for my monograph to appear with Camden House in their Screen Cultures: German Film and the Visual series! Disclaimer - this is what AI thinks the cover will look like. I’ve got to finish it before I can find out how close it is to the reality!

It’s that time of year again! Weimar 100 - tonight celebrating 100 years of Die freudlose Gasse!

Join us at the University of Warwick next week for a free screening of Die freudlose Gasse as part of Dr. Ian Roberts' Weimar 100 project! Registration here: forms.cloud.microsoft/e/EShTmXnxZF

Some exciting online seminars by Hannes Charen & Steven Howe on Weimar Film as part of the University of Lucerne's Imagining Justice: Law, Politics and Popular Visual Culture in Weimar Germany project - www.unilu.ch/en/faculties...

Join us on 20 November at 5pm (UK) for an online event with Dr. Paul Flaig (University of St. Andrews) to celebrate the release of his new book: Weimar Slapstick and Hollywood Comedy Transformed! Sign up via this form to receive the joining details shortly before the event

📢🚨 ONLY 24 HOURS TO GO BEFORE THE DEADLINE FOR THE CFP CLOSES!!

Reminder: The deadline for 'Rethinking Weimar Cinema' conference (University of Oxford, 17-19 June 2026) is only one week away – 31 October 2025. We would be grateful if you could share the call with any students or colleagues who may be interested!

Congratulations to our very own Paul Flaig on the publication of his book: Weimar Slapstick and Hollywood Comedy Transformed - out today with Bloomsbury, in the World Cinema series edited by Lúcia Nagib and Julian Ross www.bloomsbury.com/uk/weimar-sl...

Weimar cinema panel at the @thegsa.bsky.social conference in Arlington!!

Dont forget to check out fall edition of WeimarCinema.org, featuring new essays and film dossiers as well as updates on recent publications and restorations!

In praise of amateurs! Delighted to have this revised and expanded version of my booklet essay @criterion.bsky.social posted as part of the fall '25 edition of WeimarCinema.org #MenschenAmSonntag #PeopleOnSunday #FilmSky cc: @weimarfilmnetwork.bsky.social www.weimarcinema.org/essay/Isenberg

@weimarfilmnetwork.bsky.social Hello there! Could I possibly ask you to share this CfC on Masculinities in Weimar Cinema? :)

📢📢📢 Upcoming Conference: 'Rethinking Weimar Cinema' (University of Oxford, 17 - 19 June 2026) Full Call for Papers: drive.google.com/file/d/1pxBI... Deadline: 31 October 2025 Please share widely with anyone who may be interested in joining us in Oxford next year!

We may have been a little quiet recently, but that’s because one of our co-editors has been successful defending her thesis!

Delighted to announce that I have joined WeimarCinema.org as Associate Editor, working alongside Anton Kaes & Cynthia Walk! Followers may be interested to read the latest issue which includes a dossier on Pandora's Box by Shoshana Schwebel! www.weimarcinema.org/page/pandora...

I really enjoyed presenting on MENSCHEN AM SONNTAG / PEOPLE ON SUNDAY at the British Film Institute Reuben Library last night, and celebrating the publication of my BFI Film Classics volume on the film. Thank you *very* much to everyone who came, and to those who bought copies of the book! 1/2

Great event at the BFI with @riderjon.bsky.social on Menschen am Sonntag! You can buy Jon’s book now - we recommend it!

Happening today! Hope to see some of you there!

Welcome to the German Screen Studies Network official Bluesky page! Here we will share information about interesting events, conference CfPs & news, job advertisements, as well as keep you up to date on our @daad-uk-ireland.bsky.social 'Promoting German Studies Networking Grant' activities!

Congratulations to our founder and co-editor Molly! Stay tuned for some more exciting Weimar Film Network news soon!

We have also created a starter pack on Weimar history & culture so that we can connect and learn from one another! If you would like to be added/removed from the list, please get in touch.

We have finally joined the place where the sky is blue! Please help us to reach as many people interested in Weimar Cinema as possible by following and sharing our posts!