Home Film Studies

Film Studies

Arts and Humanities

Growing Cinephilia and Filmmaking in Senegal

University of Southampton
Arts and Humanities

Monkey Williams

University of Birmingham
Arts and Humanities

Netflix and the Re-invention of Television

Anglia Ruskin University
Art

Mother India: 100 years of Indian Cinema

Griffith University
Art

Writing for the Cut

Ravensbourne University
Art

Jacques Tati and Comedic Modernism

Tufts University
Arts and Humanities

Looking China: unique opportunity

University of Melbourne
Arts and Humanities

Understanding Bollywood

Brandeis University
Art

Lesbian Cinema after Queer Theory

Kings College London
Art

Dressing for the future: Speculative fashion in 1930s Hollywood

Royal College of Art
Arts and Humanities

Vampires, Race, and Transnational Hollywoods

New York University
Art

For An Open Campus

Central Saint Martins
Arts and Humanities

New Independent Indian Cinema: Disciplinary Evolution and Cinematic Revolution

Queen Mary University of London
Arts and Humanities

Ajami and the Paradox of Fiction

New York University
Arts and Humanities

The Films of John Cassavetes

Boston University
Art

William Raban on Available Light

London College of Communication
Arts and Humanities

Playing funny games in the last house on the left

University of Greenwich
Arts and Humanities

In the Space of a Song

Kings College London
Arts and Humanities

Restless bodies, buried texts

University of Greenwich
Arts and Humanities

Cultural Memory and British Cinema-going of the 1960s

University College London
Art

First Films of the Holocaust: Soviet Cinema and the Genocide of the Jew

QMUL University of London
Arts and Humanities

Representations of the Holocaust in Soviet Cinema

King s College London
Copyright © Faculti Media Limited 2022. All rights reserved.
error:

Add the Faculti Web App to your Mobile or Desktop homescreen

Install
×