The SMC Film Series is a new addition to the programme of evening activities on campus, which introduces students to influential films. It's hosted in Cheray 101 at 8pm every Thursday until April 26th. Last week, I attended the Dr. Strangelove screening, which was introduced by John Hughes from the Political Science department. It's a very cosy way to spend the evening - especially in the Vermont cold -and the needs of college students have been taken into account as there's free popcorn and soda to enjoy ;)
Here's the schedule for the rest of the semester:
Feb 16 - Hotel Rwanda with an introduction by Laurie Gagne from the Peace & Justice Center
Feb 23 - Of Gods and Men with an introduction by Robert Brenneman from the Sociology department
March 1 - The Godfather with an introduction by George Dameron from the History department
March 29 - Amélie with an introduction by Peter Vantine from the modern languages department
April 12 - Born into Brothels with an introduction by Allison Cleary from the Media Studies, Journalism and Digital Arts department
April 19 - Koyaanisqatsi with an introduction by Alain Brizzard from the Chemistry and Physics department
April 26 - Blade Runner with an introduction by David T.Z Mindich from the Media Studies, Journalism and Digital Arts department.
Here's the schedule for the rest of the semester:
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Feb 23 - Of Gods and Men with an introduction by Robert Brenneman from the Sociology department
March 1 - The Godfather with an introduction by George Dameron from the History department
March 29 - Amélie with an introduction by Peter Vantine from the modern languages department
April 12 - Born into Brothels with an introduction by Allison Cleary from the Media Studies, Journalism and Digital Arts department
April 19 - Koyaanisqatsi with an introduction by Alain Brizzard from the Chemistry and Physics department
April 26 - Blade Runner with an introduction by David T.Z Mindich from the Media Studies, Journalism and Digital Arts department.
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