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WHAT'S PLAYING?

KEN BURNS visits MSU on Wednesday December 2. For more details, click here.

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The MSU FILM COLLECTIVE presents:

Thursday night screenings at 7:00pm B102 Wells Hall.

Next up: Thursday, November 19:

Poster for Lolita, 1962

Lolita

(1962, 152 min.)

Directed by Stanley Kubrick

Professor Patrick O'Donnell will present the film and discuss it following the screening. Please join us! Event is free and open to the public. Film is on DVD.

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The East Lansing Film Society

In the Loop, poster

In the Loop
Directed by Armando Iannucci

Rated R. In English. 106 minutes

Sat. & Sun. November 14, 15.
7 p.m. and 9:15 p.m.
Wells Hall, MSU

Wednesday and Thursday
November 18 and 19 at  7:30 p.m. Hannah Community Center,
East Lansing

  • General admission: $7   
  • Seniors (+65): $5   
  • Students: $3  

Welcome to Film Studies at Michigan State University. We offer interdisciplinary undergraduate and graduate programs in the Department of English that engage students in the history, theory, and aesthetics of international cinema.  Courses examine cinema across a range of national contexts, and encourage students to understand cinema as an art, a business, and a technology of representation informed by race, gender, sexuality, politics, and economics. Our classes consider the historical emergence and technological transformations of motion pictures, as well as their relationship to the other visual and literary arts. Film theory and criticism also inform our two production-oriented specializations in Fiction Film Production and Documentary Expression.

PLEASE NOTE: The CAL Film Studies specialization has been phased out and replaced by the Minor in Film Studies under the aegis of the Department of English. Students who were planning on graduating in fall 2009 or spring 2010 with a film studies specialization should contact Ruth Mowry or Ellen McCallum about their status.

Contact Information

Jennifer Fay, Director of Film Studies: fayj@msu.edu

Scott Juengel, Associate Chair of Graduate Studies in English:juengel@msu.edu

Ellen McCallum, Associate Chair of Undergraduate Studies in English:emc@msu.edu

Ruth Mowry, Undergraduate Advisor in English:mowry@msu.edu

 


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