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Arlo Gross





Arlo Gross is a PhD student in Film and Moving Image Studies at Concordia, whose research focuses on the intersections of contemporary body horror cinema, queerness, pregnant embodiment, and festival circulation and access. They are interested in transnational feminist cinema networks and have worked as an archival translator (Catalan to English) for an SSHRC-funded project with the Mostra Internacional de Films de Dones de Barcelona. More generally, they gravitate towards weird, queer, gore, and fleshy media.


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PhD in Film and Moving Image Studies, Concordia

Erasmus Mundus MA in Children's Literature, Media and Culture, University of Glasgow, University of Aarhus, and University of Wroclaw

BA in English Language and Literature, UCL


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