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Mark Morris is a fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and formerly a member of the Department of East Asian Studies at the University of Cambridge. There his teaching and research focused on Japanese literature and East Asian cinema, especially South Korean film. He is an advisor to the Korean Cultural Centre in London and has organised and participated in a wide variety of film events in the UK, Europe and South Korea. He curates the ‘classic cinema’ strand of the annual London Korean Film Festival.
Cold War Panic and the Korean War Film: From Bamboo Spears to Body Snatchers
Notes Toward an Archaeology of Hallyu
South Korea's Kwangju Uprising: Fiction and Film−−
The New Korean Cinema, Kwangju and the Art of Political Violence
The Political Economics of Patriotism: Korean Cinema, Japan and the Case of Hanbando
The Question of the Other: Kara Juro and Letters from Sagawa
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