The Student’s Film Club of the English Department provides students with opportunities to explore the world of cinema — to analyze films and even create their own. It offers an engaging platform for watching and discussing movies while learning about film theory, history, and production.
The club supports and enhances the learning experience for students taking film studies or related courses. It also provides a creative space for students to express their artistic ideas and develop storytelling abilities. Experts, film critics, and professors are often invited to share their insights and experiences with the members.
The club meets once every second week of the month to screen a film followed by a group discussion where students share their views and opinions. Regular screenings include artistic cinema, documentaries, and short films. These activities not only foster appreciation for cinema as an art form but also promote liberal arts education through critical thinking and reflective dialogue.
Overall, the Student’s Film Club serves as a creative hub for aspiring filmmakers and film enthusiasts, encouraging thoughtful analysis, aesthetic appreciation, and a deeper understanding of the power of visual storytelling.