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SUMMARY:Disability in Horror Films
LOCATION:Marmalade Branch\nMarmalade Branch
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DESCRIPTION:Just in time for Halloween! A free lecture from U of U Profess
 or Angela Smith on Disability in Horror films\, from the 1930s to the pres
 ent. Followed by a Q&A..\nhttps://slcpl.libnet.info/event/16994302
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Angela Marie Smith will talk about represe
 ntations of disability in horror cinema\, from classic horror films such a
 s <em>Frankenstein&nbsp\;(1931)</em> and <em>Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde&nbsp\
 ;(1932)</em> to more recent examples such as <em>Split (2016)\, Hush (2016
 )\, The Girl with All the Gifts&nbsp\;(2016)\, Hereditary&nbsp\;(2018)\, A
  Quiet Place&nbsp\;(2018)\,&nbsp\;Midsommar (2019)</em>\, and<em>&nbsp\;Ru
 n&nbsp\;(2020)</em>. The talk shows how horror films often use disability 
 to generate shock and terror\, but it also looks at more nuanced disabilit
 y representations that can affirm the knowledge and experiences of people 
 with disabilities.</p>\nhttps://slcpl.libnet.info/event/16994302
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