Film Studies  Tags: spanish french german film  

The General Education Film Series was created by Anna Cox (Art) and David Shoenthal (Mathematics) to show foreign and/or independent films that explore themes not commonly found in box-office offerings. The films support the conceptual foundation of the General Education program.

Two main goals of the Film Series are to provide opportunities to increase students’ cultural, artistic, and information literacy by presenting films that contain themes not commonly found in Hollywood cinema and to foster interdisciplinary understanding and critical thinking through the medium of independent and foreign cinema.

For more information, see http://www.longwood.edu/lcva/programs/university/filmseries.html.

To check DVD availability of all films shown for the General Education Film Series at Longwood, click here.

To check DVD availability for all foreign films in the Greenwood Library, click here.

See reviews and other information about films from previous semesters:

• Encounters at the End of the World
• I.O.U.S.A.
• Trouble the Water
• Two Days in Paris

All films are free and start at 7 pm.