Elizabeth Scarbrough, lecturer in Philosophy at Florida International University.Francey Russell, assistant professor in Philosophy at Barnard and Columbia.Swetha Regunathan, writer and filmmaker.Maggie Hennefeld, assistant professor in Cultural Studies and Comparative Literature at the University of Minnesota.Dieter Declercq, lecturer in Film and Media Studies at the University of Kent.Aleksey Balotskiy, PhD candidate in Philosophy at the University of British Columbia.Now, let’s see what the 2010s had to offer us in film! But what would the internet be without a little silliness? We hope you’ll find them useful for adding things to your own lists: to-watch, to-read, to-listen, and all sorts of other to-consumes. Of course, all lists are imperfect, and it’s probably a little bit silly to try to rank all of these things. Each will include philosophers working in these and related areas, but also other academics whose work concerns these topics and people working in the relevant media. Expect movies, games, writing, television, music, traditional visual arts, and one surprise list at the end. We’ll be hosting seven lists of expert Decade-Best picks. The internet loves lists, especially year-end ones, and we’ll feed that love a little bit this December.
In honor of this, we thought we’d take a look back at our decade with an end-of-year series. This year marks the end of the second decade of the 2000s. Like Someone in Love (Abbas Kiarostami, 2012)
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