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Colleen Kennedy-Karpat

@cbkenkar.bsky.social

Assoc Prof, adaptation, Agnès Varda, amateur video essayist. Not necessarily in that order. Trying my best to pay attention. 🇺🇸 born, studied 🇫🇷, teaching in 🇹🇷 Bilkent COMD Co-host @ymmwtpodcast.bsky.social Co-chair @adaptstudies.bsky.social

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You Made Me Watch That?!@ymmwtpodcast.bsky.social · yesterday

"You make the choice!" as a CG line reading for the ages. Happy premiere week to TO CATCH A THIEF! Celebrate wherever you get podcasts 🎧

ep.20 | Americans in France: To Catch a Thief (1955) & Clouds of Sils Maria (2014)

Podcast Episode · You Made Me Watch That?! · November 12, 2022 · 1h 1m

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Will McKinley@willmckinley.bsky.social · yesterday

If you have any doubt that Cary Grant would have made a great Bond, watch Hitchcock's TO CATCH A THIEF, which premiered this week in 1955. He was 50, but still startlingly handsome and believable as an action hero AND object of desire. His version of masculinity feels very contemporary. #FilmSky

Cary as the gentleman jewel thief "The Cat" in a lobby card for TO CATCH A THIEF.
the Mountain Goats@themountaingoats.bsky.social · 2d ago

it publishes in October and you can get it here: archipelagobooks.org/book/walking/

Walking - Archipelago Books

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the Mountain Goats@themountaingoats.bsky.social · 2d ago

I'll tell you something else deeply meaningful to me today: @archipelagobooks.bsky.social is publishing Sevgi Soysal's "Walking." It's the first translation I've sponsored, something I've wanted to do for a long time. When I read Soysal's "Dawn," I knew I wanted to see her other work in print.

end page from Archipelago Books' English publication of Sevgi Soysal's "Walking." It reads: "Archipelago gratefully acknowledges John Darnielle, who generously supported this translation of Walking. Archipelgao Books is a non-profit publisher devoted to promoting cross-cultureal exchange through innovative classic and contemporary international literature archipelagobooks.org"
Association of Adaptation Studies@adaptstudies.bsky.social · 6d ago

Before you head out for August holidays, make sure to grab your virtual spot for TBC6, coming 17-18 September. 🗓️

Association of Adaptation Studies@adaptstudies.bsky.social · 3w ago

⚠️ To Be Continued... is coming in September! Two days + four panels = this SIXTH EDITION of the virtual highlight of our scholarly calendar! Defining, Producing, Performing, Consuming, and Theorising Serials & Adaptations ...since 2021 🕰️ Info & registration 💻 www.monash.edu/arts/media-f...

Four panels on the program: Openings, Remakesploitation, Romance, and Sexuality, each with seven speakers on the subject.
Chanda Prescod-Weinstein 🌌@chanda.blacksky.app · last wk.

WELP I WAS ANNOYED AND HAD THE TIME: “When men say she should be grateful for the attention, they’re saying a woman’s scholarship only gains true meaning when a famous man shines a light on it.” news.chanda.science/archive/an-o...

An Odyssey Through Testimonial Injustice

On reading Dr. Emily Wilson, properly

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Chanda Prescod-Weinstein 🌌@chanda.blacksky.app · last wk.

Don’t make me write a newsletter about how Emily Wilson is allowed to be an expert, you guys

Colleen Kennedy-Karpat@cbkenkar.bsky.social · last wk.

Part Two (now with More Discourse(tm)!) to come, for my fellow latecomers: those IMAX screenings are selling out, we get it, we see you. Meet us again in a few weeks...!

You Made Me Watch That?!@ymmwtpodcast.bsky.social · last wk.

Wading out into the discourse, for ep. 107 we've got @sailorjello.bsky.social & Wickham on the mic discussing Nolan's latest, personal-record-breaking cinematic adaptation. 🎧 Find us wherever you get podcasts! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/y...

Association of Adaptation Studies@adaptstudies.bsky.social · last wk.

How about Emily Wilson talking about Nolan's film with an adaptation scholar? Can we make this happen?? 👀 👀 👀

Dr. Jennessa Hester 🍒@cherrypoppunk.bsky.social · last wk.

I'd love to hear her talk about Nolan's adaptation with a film scholar. Essentially, a conversation about what The Odyssey has traditionally meant (the classist perspective) and what this new version is trying to convey (the film studies perspective).

Colleen Kennedy-Karpat@cbkenkar.bsky.social · 3w ago

One of my very favorite academic events is coming around again, September 17-18! If your work or interests are at all adjacent to seriality and/or adaptation studies, To Be Continued... is for you!

Association of Adaptation Studies@adaptstudies.bsky.social · 3w ago

⚠️ To Be Continued... is coming in September! Two days + four panels = this SIXTH EDITION of the virtual highlight of our scholarly calendar! Defining, Producing, Performing, Consuming, and Theorising Serials & Adaptations ...since 2021 🕰️ Info & registration 💻 www.monash.edu/arts/media-f...

Four panels on the program: Openings, Remakesploitation, Romance, and Sexuality, each with seven speakers on the subject.
Colleen Kennedy-Karpat@cbkenkar.bsky.social · 2w ago

Other signals of anticipated success: we got a whole new IMAX theater in Ankara, perfectly timed for the Odyssey release. That upgrade also gooses intake figures; between this & high inflation since the DK series I'm wondering how the # of seats sold would compare, rather than box office.

Association of Adaptation Studies@adaptstudies.bsky.social · 2w ago

worth looking at this ranking from the perspective of adaptation studies, for SURE 👀

Colleen Kennedy-Karpat@cbkenkar.bsky.social · 3w ago

One of my very favorite academic events is coming around again, September 17-18! If your work or interests are at all adjacent to seriality and/or adaptation studies, To Be Continued... is for you!

Association of Adaptation Studies@adaptstudies.bsky.social · 3w ago

⚠️ To Be Continued... is coming in September! Two days + four panels = this SIXTH EDITION of the virtual highlight of our scholarly calendar! Defining, Producing, Performing, Consuming, and Theorising Serials & Adaptations ...since 2021 🕰️ Info & registration 💻 www.monash.edu/arts/media-f...

Four panels on the program: Openings, Remakesploitation, Romance, and Sexuality, each with seven speakers on the subject.
madeline odent@oldenoughtosay.com · 3w ago

USA citizens- residency not required- can submit comments. Link in the threaded post!

Kelly Lynne D’Angelo ✨@kellylynnedang.bsky.social · 3w ago

Please blow up the public comment (included below): BREAKING NEWS (7/15) — The administration wants to destroy Chaco Canyon without consulting Tribal Nations. It’s an irreplaceable historic & cultural site with 4,700 archeological sites that could be lost to the bulldozers of oil & gas development

You Made Me Watch That?!@ymmwtpodcast.bsky.social · 3w ago

If this call for submissions reaches the depths of your watery soul: 1) we salute you! 2) we have just the episode for you 🎧 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/y...

ep. 59 | Boats: The Boys in the Boat (2023) & All Is Lost (2013)

Podcast Episode · You Made Me Watch That?! · March 4, 2024 · 57m

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Dennis Hogan@dennismhogan.bsky.social · 3w ago

Official editorial communication: The New England Review of Boats, a handmade regional zine about the vessels and people who go down to the sea for adventure, work, or pleasure--seeks submissions for its inaugural issue.

SUBMIT YOUR WORK TO THE NEW ENGLAND REVIEW OF BOATS! The New England Review of Boats—a handmade regional zine about seaborne vessels and the people who go down to the sea for adventure, work, or pleasure—seeks pitches and submissions for our inaugural issue. What we are looking for: Pitches for short, light, or humorous essays (1200-1500 words) about boats or ships or any aspect of the watery part of the world, whether contemporary or historical. Art: paintings, drawings, photographs or scrimshaws depicting ships, sailors, or creatures of the deep. Brief reflections, anecdotes, or dockside gossip. Evaluative reviews of recent books, films, or music about boats, or, preferably, of boats or ships themselves. Interviews with salts, seamen, and fisherfolk young and old, or first-person accounts of seagoing life. Testimonials from people possessing specialized knowledge about ships, shipping, sailing, and seaborne logistics. Items highlighting New England’s maritime culture. Any other material about any part of the maritime world within or outside New England. Short or artistic pieces can be submitted complete. For longer essays, pitches of 150-200 words are preferred, but full drafts will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Please direct submissions, pitches, and inquiries to editorial@nereviewofboats.com by July 31. NERB is an entirely volunteer-run publication. While contributions are accepted and published on a voluntary basis, contributors will be invited to join the editorial collective at a launch party this fall.
Colleen Kennedy-Karpat@cbkenkar.bsky.social · 4w ago

The institutions that figure out how to embrace this fact & make more bespoke/boutique instruction their calling card will come through as the big winners. Only question is how long that will take.

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