Introduction to Film Studies
Introduction to Film Studies Lesson 5: Cinematography Part of the Introduction to Film Studies course. ⬅️Previous Lesson | Course Syllabus | Next Lesson ➡️ The Camera’s Consciousness Prerequisite: Lesson 4: Mise-en-scène Introduction: The All-Seeing Eye In the previous lesson, we looked at what was in the room (Mise-en-scène). Now, we turn our
Introduction to Film Studies
Introduction to Film Studies Lesson 4: Mise-en-scène Part of the Introduction to Film Studies course. ⬅️Previous Lesson | Course Syllabus | Next Lesson ➡️ The Psychology of the Room Prerequisite: Lesson 3: The Principles of Form Introduction: The Director as Architect In the previous lesson, we analyzed the abstract rules of Form and
Introduction to Film Studies
Introduction to Film Studies Lesson 3: The Principles of Form Part of the Introduction to Film Studies course. ⬅️Previous Lesson | Course Syllabus | Next Lesson ➡️ The Hidden Logic of the Movie Prerequisite: Lesson 2: Narrative Structure Introduction: The Closed System In the previous lesson, we looked at how filmmakers manipulate Time
Introduction to Film Studies
Introduction to Film Studies Lesson 2: Narrative Structure Part of the Introduction to Film Studies course. ⬅️Previous Lesson | Course Syllabus | Next Lesson ➡️ The Art of Time Travel Prerequisite: Lesson 1: The Critical Faculty Introduction: The Viewer as Detective If Lesson 1 was about Space (what is in the frame), Lesson
Introduction to Film Studies
Introduction to Film Studies Lesson 1: The Critical Faculty Part of the Introduction to Film Studies course. Course Syllabus | Next Lesson ➡️ From Consumption to Critique Introduction: The Trap of "I Liked It" We all start as fans. We go to the cinema to escape, to feel, and to
Philosophical Films
MUBI has always been more than a streaming platform. It curates - and increasingly helps bring into being - cinema as an ongoing philosophical conversation.
Philosophy Through Film
Discover 5 essential films that explain complex philosophical concepts, from The Matrix to The Seventh Seal. Perfect for students and cinephiles.
Events
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind begins with a premise that is dangerously seductive: if a relationship ends in heartbreak, why not just hit delete?
Events
After Life asks a question that is both simple and terrifying: if you could choose only one memory to take with you into eternity, what would it be?
Events
Groundhog Day isn’t just a comedy about repetition - it’s a film that explores hedonism, nihilism, and the possibility of living well. Join us at the Filmhouse as Film & Philosophy opens its new season with a screening and discussion asking: could a life lived well be worth repeating?
Events
The Cinema of the Self invites you to think about how moments, memories, and time shape our lives.
Philosophy
In 1896, Maxim Gorky called cinema the "Kingdom of Shadows." Today, we ask: can we find truth in the illusion? Join us at the intersection of film and philosophy.