November 18, 2025
Below is a complete list of Film Studies opportunities that Bryn Mawr Film Institute offered in 2014.
Akira Kurosawa: East Meets West
Alfred Hitchcock: The Political Films
BMFI at the Barnes: Grand Illusion
Buenos Aires: Cinema of Survival
Chaplin: Post Modern Times
Cinema Classics Seminar: A Hard Day’s Night
Cinema Classics Seminar: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Cinema Classics Seminar: Casablanca
Cinema Classics Seminar: City Lights
Cinema Classics Seminar: David Lynch’s Blue Velvet
Cinema Classics Seminar: David Lynch’s Mulholland Drive
Cinema Classics Seminar: David Lynch’s The Elephant Man
Cinema Classics Seminar: Dial M for Murder
Cinema Classics Seminar: Gimme Shelter
Cinema Classics Seminar: Paths of Glory
Cinema Classics Seminar: Rear Window
Cinema Classics Seminar: The Exorcist
Cinema Classics Seminar: The Princess Bride
Cinema Classics Seminar: This is Spinal Tap
Cinema of Provocation: The Films of Michael Haneke
The Cinematic Bard: Shakespeare from Page to Screen
Film History Discussion Series: 1945-Present
Film History Discussion Series: 1964
Film History Discussion Series: Tales of the Silver Screen II
Gleanings: The Films of Agnès Varda
Icon in the Director’s Chair: Clint Eastwood
Il Maestro: The Carnivalesque Cinema of Frederico Fellini, Pt. 2
The Language of Film
The Language of Film at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
The Language of Film II
Philosophy on Film—The Early Godard: Existentialist Anti-Hero
The Dark Side of Hollywood: Film Noir at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Through the Lenses of the Middle East
Read course descriptions and more in BMFI’s Film Course Archive.
