Following our panel discussion ‘From Casablanca to Calais: exile on celluloid’ at the BFI Southbank to mark Refugee Week, Terence Wright, Professor of Visual Arts at Ulster University, examines the classic film Casablanca and asks whether ‘the refugee movie’ has become a distinct genre.
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