This track invites papers that explore the comparative analysis of global cinema traditions. Participants will examine how different cultural contexts shape cinematic narratives and aesthetics.

This session focuses on the theoretical frameworks that underpin transnational film studies. Scholars are encouraged to discuss the implications of globalization on film theory and practice.

This track examines the dynamics of cultural exchange through film distribution channels. Papers will analyze how distribution practices influence the reception of films across borders.

This session seeks to explore audience reception and engagement with global cinema. Researchers will present studies that highlight the diverse interpretations and experiences of international film audiences.

This track addresses issues of representation and diversity within global cinema. Contributions will focus on how films reflect and challenge cultural identities and social norms.

This session investigates the evolving landscape of the film industry in the context of globalization. Papers will analyze economic, political, and technological factors that shape film production and distribution.