Film Studies

Ingrid Bergman and Her Hollywood Leading Men
Wednesdays in July 2008 starting July 9
Center for Film Studies
the Goldsmith Family Cinema
301 Washington Terrace
Start Time: 8:00PM
Free Admission to gallery, screenings and reception

July 9: NOTORIOUS
July 16: CASABLANCA
**JULY 16: ALLOT YOURSELF EXTRA TIME FOR
PARKING DUE TO THE MIDDLETOWN ROAD RACE FROM 6:-7:30PM. SOME ROADS WILL BE CLOSED.

July 23: GASLIGHT
July 30: THE BELLS OF ST. MARY'S
Rick Nicita Gallery open from 7-8pm before the show
Reception immediately following the movies

For more details and general information on the Summer Film Series and the CineFare program, please click on center for film studies in the navigation box

Visiting Wesleyan

Prospective students who are organizing a visit to Wesleyan and are interested in sitting in on a Film Studies class should ideally plan to be on campus between Monday and Thursday, as these are the days during which most Film Studies classes are held. We encourage prospective students to visit the introductory or intermediate level Film Studies classes, which best provide an overview of the subject and illustrate the approach of the department. (Enrollment is much larger in these classes than in upper-level seminars, however.)

If you have not cleared your class visit with the Film Studies administrative assistant, please arrive before the class begins and introduce yourself to the instructor. Film Studies classes can be quite long, as they typically include both a film screening and a lecture or discussion; if you can not stay for the entire class, please try to arrive at the beginning of class so as not to interrupt proceedings halfway through.

The best classes to visit for Fall 2006 are:

Film 310: Introduction to Film Analysis
M 1:10-4:30 in the Center for Film Studies Screening Room 100 (lecture)
W 12:10-5:00 in the Center for Film Studies Room 124 (discussion sections)

Film 320: The New German Cinema
T/Th 1:10-4:00 in the Center for Film Studies Screening Room 100

The best classes to visit for Spring 2007 are:

Film 304: History of World Cinema to the 1960s
M/W, 1:10�4:30 in the Center for Film Studies Screening Room 100

Film 343: The American Film Industry in the Studio Era
T/TH, 1:10�4:30 in the Art Workshops Screening Room 010

Please consult this web site, or contact the Film Studies administrative assistant, Lea Carlson, if you have further questions about the department or the major (e-mail: lcarlson*at*wesleyan.edu; phone: 860-685-2220).