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Nicolas Bordage is a Part-Time Lecturer in the Department of Cinematic Arts at California State University, Long Beach. Since 2008, he has taught diverse courses in French and Spanish languages, literature, film studies, and production across institutions such as the University of Miami, University of Redlands, Cerritos College, and Orange Coast College.
- Education: International and European Law (University of Paris), Bachelor in Film Production and Spanish Literature and Culture (CSULB), Master in French Literature and Culture (CSULB), Doctorate program in French and Latin-American Literature and Film (University of Miami).
- Research Focus: Argentinean filmmaker Gaspar Noé, cultural hybridity in cinema, dark comedy, and Holocaust survivor narratives.
Professional Contributions: He has presented short films like The Interview at festivals including Newport Beach Film Festival and Milan’s International Film Festival. His academic papers on Gérard Étienne’s Gladys and Magyd Cherfi’s discourse on cultural hybridity were published by Éditions L’Harmattan. Currently, he is developing a monograph on Gaspar Noé’s cinema and a novel/essay on his uncle Roger Bordage’s Holocaust memories.
