In collaboration with foreign language and other program areas
at WSU the FLTC hosts a foreign film evening every week for students
enrolled in foreign language, literature and culture courses.
These screenings are intended to enhance students’ learning
experience by adding rich cultural and contextual information
to their knowledge-base and help refine their linguistic skills.
Students and faculty have an opportunity to see significant historical
and contemporary works of foreign cinema. Some of the films presented
are not mainstream cinema and difficult to find. Typically, film
screenings start with an introduction by faculty, and end with
a discussion after the screening. The audience is encouraged to
stay and participate in the discussion.
Most of the films have English subtitles and are screened in our
multimedia-equipped rooms on a large screen. All films are open
to WSU students and faculty interested in foreign languages, literature,
culture, and cinema.
Program for Winter 2012
Film details available at www.langlab.wayne.edu
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Date
|
Time & Location
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Language
|
Film
|
Film Introduced By
|
|
Monday
Feb. 6
|
4:30 p.m. 368 Manoogian
|
Spanish
|
Even The Rain
|
Leisa Kauffman
Dept. of CMLLC
|
Monday
Feb. 13
|
5:30 p.m.
328 Manoogian
|
Polish |
Entanglement |
Alina Klin
Dept. of CMLLC |
Wednesday
Feb. 22
|
5:30 p.m.
368 Manoogian
|
Russian |
Ivan's Childhood
(Tarkovsky) |
Laura Kline
Dept. of CMLLC |
|
Monday
March 26
|
4:30 p.m. 368 Manoogian
|
Spanish
|
The Battle Of Chile
|
Leisa Kauffman
Dept. of CMLLC
|
|
Thursday
April 5
|
5:30 p.m. 358 Manoogian
|
Polish
|
The Mole
|
Alina Klin
Dept. of CMLLC
|