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Lucy McCabe
PhD researcher in Drama at Trinity College Dublin working on a creative-practice doctorate, "Writing Lucia Joyce."
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Oct 1, 2026
The Europe We Need
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3:24Kristen PoliMODERATOR
Lucy, what can the study of film and the practice of filmmaking offer us in this contemporary moment?
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3:32Lucy McCabeGUEST
It's really great to get us all together, I think, for these kinds of discussions, which we're often having alone or within our disciplines.
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3:37Lucy McCabeGUEST
Um, it's obviously a topic I'm really passionate about, and I think anyone who has familiarity with film practice, who goes to the cinema, has an implicit understanding of why these issues are relevant to film and what they can offer to us.
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3:47Lucy McCabeGUEST
Um, but as you said, I come from a perspective of somebody who does research through creative practice, so we're not necessarily there always looking for solutions or problem-solving.
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3:55Lucy McCabeGUEST
We're often looking for a deeper truth or alternative ways of perceiving situations.
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32:00Kristen PoliMODERATOR
And I'm curious to know, in your individual disciplines and fields of study, what are some ways that you've seen grassroots change come about? What should we be thinking about, uh, in terms of ways for making change?