The Film Studies Program offers excellent undergraduate teaching of cinema and its social and cultural significance. Through both critical studies and cultural events, the program fosters faculty and student scholarship, research, and creative work. With its line-up of film scholars from different departments across campus, the program includes courses on many areas of world cinema and fosters interdisciplinary perspectives on the culture of cinema.

The interdisciplinary Film Studies Program combines interests in film and culture across the departments of Art History and Archaeology, English, German and Russian Studies, Romance Languages and Literatures, and Theatre.

Film shooting in Columbia! If you are a film student in Columbia during June who would like production experience, an independent film titled 10 Hours a Week is being filmed in town. For more information or to inquire about how to join the production, email J.J.Tolle@gmail.com or call Jen Tolle at 281-352-9604.

Are you a native of the New York City area with an interest in film? You may want to participate in the Reach Film Fellowship. For more information, see the website or the behind the scenes video. Applications are due July 15th, 2009.

Professor Brad Prager, a favorite of Film Studies students in the past, has returned from leave to teach History of the German Film: Screening the Past.

To see a list of upcoming screenings on the University of Missouri campus and around Columbia, Missouri, visit our Upcoming Screenings page.

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