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Corinn Columpar is an Associate Professor at the University of Toronto's Cinema Studies Institute affiliated with Innis College. She holds a PhD and MA from Emory University and a BA from Yale University. Her research focuses on counter-cinematic traditions (feminist, Aboriginal, independent), film theory, embodiment, and collaborative practices.
Publications include the monograph Unsettling Sights: The Fourth World on Film (2010) and co-edited volumes like Mothers of Invention (2022) and There She Goes (2009). Recent work examines motherhood in media (e.g., Better Things), Indigenous cinema, and retrospective temporality in TV series.
Administrative roles include Director of Cinema Studies Institute (2014–2019) and Graduate Coordinator (2010–2012; 2020–2022). Teaching specialties include feminist approaches to cinema, corporeality studies, and core Cinema Studies courses like CIN105Y.
Her writing spans scholarly journals like Camera Obscura, edited collections on Australian cinema and Indigenous media, and pedagogical initiatives such as the 'Mothers of Invention' playlist. Research emphasizes intersections between film form, cultural politics, and collaborative creative practices.
