LIVE SCREENINGS IN KMBL 250
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Wednesday Mar. 22nd
5:00 PM Lecture: Jeremy Grimshaw on Memoria
5:35 PM Memoria
8:15 PM 1982
Thursday Mar. 23nd
5:00 PM Zebraman
7:15 PM A Man Called Ove
9:30 PM 1982
Friday Mar. 24th
2:30 PM 1982
4:30 PM A Man Called Ove
6:50 PM Zebraman
8:10 PM Memoria
Saturday Mar. 25th
9:30 AM Memoria
12:10 PM Zebraman
2:30 PM A Man Called Ove
4:45 PM 1982
6:45 PM Memoria
9:20 PM A Man Called Ove
Wednesday Mar. 29th
5:00 PM LECTURE: Julie Allen
5:35 PM The Hunt
8:00 PM The Man Who Feels No Pain
Thursday Mar. 30th
5:00 PM We Might as Well Be Dead
7:00 PM The Hunt
9:20 PM We Might as Well Be Dead
Friday Mar. 31st
2:30 PM The Man Who Feels No Pain
5:15 PM The Hunt
7:30 PM We Might as Well Be Dead
9:20 PM The Man Who Feels No Pain
Saturday Apr. 1st
8:30 PM We Might as Well Be Dead
10:20 PM The Hunt
Wednesday Mar. 22nd
8:15 PM 1982
Thursday Mar. 23rd
9:30 PM 1982
Friday Mar. 24th
2:30 PM 1982
Saturday Mar. 25th
4:45 PM 1982
(Oualid Mouaness, Arabic, 2019, 100min.)
During the 1982 invasion of Lebanon, an 11-year-old boy tries to tell a classmate about his crush on her while their teachers try to hide their fear of the conflict.
Wednesday Mar. 22nd
5:35 PM Memoria
Friday Mar. 24th
8:10 PM Memoria
Saturday Mar. 25th
9:30 AM Memoria
6:45 PM Memoria
(Apichatpong Weerasethakul, English/Spanish, 2021, 136 min.)
While traveling in Colombia, a Scottish woman (Tilda Swinton) begins to experience a mysterious sensory syndrome that leads her on an investigative journey.
Thursday Mar. 23rd
5:00 PM Zebraman
Friday Mar. 24th
6:50 PM Zebraman
Saturday Mar. 25th
12:10 PM Zebraman
(Takashi Miike, Japanese, 2004, 115 min.)
A down-on-his-luck school teacher turns into the now forgotten superhero that he and one of his young students idolize.
Thursday Mar. 23rd
7:15 PM A Man Called Ove
Friday Mar. 24th
4:30 PM A Man Called Ove
Saturday Mar. 25th
2:30 PM A Man Called Ove
9:20 PM A Man Called Ove
(Hannes Holm, Swedish, 2015, 116 min.)
Ove, an ill-tempered retiree who spends his days enforcing block association rules and visiting his wife’s grave, has given up on life just as an unlikely friendship develops with boisterous new neighbors.
Wednesday Apr. 5th
5:00 PM LECTURE: Allen Christenson on Ixcaul
5:35 PM Ixcanul
7:30 PM Murina
Thursday Apr. 6th
5:00 PM A Silent Voice: The Movie
7:30 PM Caesar Must Die
Friday Apr. 7th
2:30 PM Murina
4:30 PM Ixcanul
6:30 PM A Silent Voice: The Movie
9:00 PM Murina
Saturday Apr. 8th
10:30 AM Ixcanul
12:30 PM A Silent Voice: The Movie
3:00 PM Caesar Must Die
4:40 PM Murina
6:40 PM Ixcanul
8:40 PM A Silent Voice: The Movie
The minor in International Cinema Studies is for students who love visual media and want to develop skills in critical analysis, writing, and interpretation along with knowledge about cinema theory, history, and diverse cultures.
The ICS minor is a great addition to a major in the Humanities for a media-oriented student as it allows for a deeper focus on cinema, media studies, and international contexts than most majors are able to support. It is also a great addition for majors from outside the college of Humanities who need their cinema fix and something to help them round out their education with course work that will make them better communicators, writers, and thinkers.




IC co-director Marie Laure Oscarson speaks with Writer/Director Oualid Mouaness, about his film entitled 1982.
IC co-director Marc Olivier talks with Dr. Bob Hudson of the BYU French & Italian Department about the 2002 Belgian film “The Son” by the Dardenne brothers
IC co-director Marie Laure Oscarson speaks with Heather Belnap, Professor of Comparative Arts and Letters, about the 2019 Italian film, The Disappearance of My Mother.
IC co-director Doug Weatherford speaks with Greg and Gloria Stallings of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese about the 2010 Colombian film, The Color of the Mountain.
In this first podcast of Winter Semester 2023, Doug Weatherford, Marie-Laure Oscarson, and Marc Olivier pay tribute to former IC director Don Marshall and discuss upcoming films.
In the final podcast of Fall 2022, Co-directors Marc Olivier, Doug Weatherford, and Marie-Laure Oscarson talk about highlights from the semester and the theme and line-up for Winter 2023.
In this week’s podcast, Daren Ray talks with IC director Doug Weatherford about the 2014 African film, Timbuktu.
IC co-director Marc Olivier talks about the French film Purple Noon (1960, René Clément) with BYU Professor of French, Daryl Lee.
International Cinema
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