Wolfgang Fuhrmann is a film scholar specializing in film history. He earned his doctorate at Utrecht University for his work on German colonial cinematography and has taught at various universities in Germany, Switzerland, Canada, and Colombia. His research encompasses German colonial/postcolonial film history, early ethnographic film, transnational film history of German-speaking countries and Latin America, the history of Ufa in Latin America, and the aesthetics of post-conflict in Colombian film. Publications: Imperial. Projections: Screening the German Colonies (2015); “German films in Brazil: Immigration, Associations and National Film Culture”. In: J. Terrill/K. Egan/M. Smith (Eds.): Researching Past Cinema Audiences, pp. 86-101 (2022).