Dimitris Eleftheriotis

Professor Dimitris Eleftheriotis is a distinguished academic in Film Studies at the University of Glasgow, serving as Head of the Theatre, Film & Television Studies department. He holds a BA from the University of Warwick and a PhD from the John Logie Baird Centre (Glasgow/Strathclyde). His research focuses on world cinema, transcultural aspects, cosmopolitanism, and Greek cinema aesthetics.

Key roles include editorial leadership for Screen (2012-2021) and Journal of Greek Media and Culture. Over 36 publications span journal articles, books, and edited volumes addressing topics like global film theory, authorship studies, and cultural hybridity. His 2010 monograph Cinematic Journeys examines movement in film, while recent works explore Greek Weird Wave cinema and Melina Mercouri's cosmopolitan collaborations.

Active in shaping academic discourse through special issues on European cinema and Indian film exchanges. No scientific awards listed, but extensive editorial contributions highlight his influence. Supervised 18 PhDs on topics ranging from Bhojpuri Cinema to the Spanish Civil War in film.

Editorial boards include Portal and Filmicon. His work bridges film theory with cultural analysis, emphasizing cross-cultural dialogue and cinematic representation.