Film Studies

Our Film Studies Classes are aimed at all abilities and are informative in a fun anshutterstock_66090214d friendly atmosphere.   We look at film clips as well as studying directors and actors and the context of how and when the film was made.   New this year we have  Scandinavian Cinema as well

 

as Indian and contemporary British film. So why not give it a try?  Find out more about tutor Maggie here

 

Scandinavian Film History

From the pioneering years to the digital age, we will explore Scandinavia’s greatest auteurs including Ingmar Bergman along with Lars Von Trier and Dogma 95 together with Scandinavian New Wave. Check out the tutor’s profile Enrol online here Course Dates 2016 – 2017 Tuesdays 7pm to 9pm Maggie Choyce 6 sessions from 10 January £77 […]

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German Film History

Through its cinema, we will review German history from the 1900s to 1980s. Topics include early pioneering years, Expressionism, the New German Cinema with legendary directors including: Fritz Lang, Werner Hezog, Rainer Werner Fassbinder and the controversial Leni Riefenstahl. Check out the tutor’s profile Enrol online here Course Dates 2016 – 2017 Tuesdays 7pm to […]

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NEW – Contemporary British Cinema

This course is an opportunity to examine the contemporary landscape of British Films where each week we will feature a Director looking at clips of their work with a talk and discussion. Directors will include Carol Morley, Joanna Hogg and Kevin Macdonald. Check out the tutor’s profile Enrol online here Course Dates 2016 – 2017 […]

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NEW – Indian Film History

A six-week study of Indian cinema, looking at its art cinema and classic Bollywood, covering India’s most critically acclaimed Directors including the notable Satyajit Ray. Check out the tutor’s profile Enrol online here Course Dates 2016 – 2017 Tuesdays 7pm to 9pm Maggie Choyce 6 sessions from 10 January £77 / £49 AC170A Wednesdays 4pm […]

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Japanese Film History

This course is an opportunity to study the development of Japanese society from its feudal past to the present, through Japan’s most successful films including Tokyo Story, Godzilla and Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai. The course will chart the development of Japanese film-making which produced uniquely Japanese films, often influencing western film-makers. Check out the tutor’s profile […]

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