Be critical: Prof. Rasel and the Making of Film
SeungHee Lee
Associate Professor, Art and Design, University of Tsukuba.
Her main research fields are “Kansei” (affective informatics) and design.
A Korean resident in Japan.
Rasel Ahmed
Assistant Professor, Theatre, Film, and Media Arts, The Ohio State University.
Filmmaker. An immigrant to the U.S. from Bangladesh.
Students from Lee’s Lab
Max (half Japanese, half Dutch)
Alvin (half Chinese, half Indonesian)
Prof. Rasel researches and creates films at The Ohio State University. His work addresses social issues like displacement and social dislocation, using a unique approach that blends non-fiction with elements of fantasy, presenting problems from a critical perspective rather than through direct, documentary-style storytelling.
Originally from Bangladesh, he was forced into exile after two activist colleagues were killed and cannot return home. Having experienced displacement himself, Prof. Rasel uses filmmaking as a medium to engage with and reflect on social issues.
Talk session with Prof. Rasel, Lee and Students
- Is DEI good or evil?
- Does Exclusion exists?
- Prof. Rasel and the Making of Film
- Should Children Learn about Exclusion?
- Pros and Cons of AI
- Prof. Lee’s story and the Film
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