Fall 2020LecturesNews

Rex Nielson : Architecture is an Instrument of Social Change

Dr. Rex Nielson, professor of Portuguese with an interest in Luso-Brazilian studies, elaborates on the…

mseller3October 21, 2020

Fall 2020LecturesNews

Doug Weatherford – Populating the Margins: Hope and Healing in The Milk of Sorrow

Dr. Doug Weatherford, current co-director of the International Cinema and professor of Spanish language literature…

mseller3October 15, 2020

Fall 2020LecturesNews

Daryl Lee: Caught Up In Crime

Dr. Daryl Lee, Chair of the Department of French and Italian and crime film connoisseur,…

mseller3October 8, 2020

Fall 2020LecturesNews

Michalyn Steele: Criminal Justice, Redemption, and 16 Bars

Professor of Law at J. Reuben Clark Law School, Michalyn Steele speaks about different theories…

mseller3October 1, 2020

Fall 2020LecturesNews

Scott Sanders: Insights into Human Trafficking in the Thai Fishing Industry

Watch Here Dr. Scott Sanders speaks about human trafficking in the Thai fishing industry, the…

international cinemaSeptember 17, 2020

LecturesPodcast

3.25 Winter 2020, Week 14 in Review: Honeyland (part 2)

This week special guests join me to talk about the last week of films at…

co2April 16, 2020

Lectures

International Cinema Goes Virtual!

One of the best things about International Cinema is the chance to see a film…

co2March 17, 2020

Lectures

A Turk Walks into a Transylvanian Bar…: Cultural and Personal Borders in Contemporary Romania

Due to the shutdown of classes at BYU, this lecture has been postponed. We will…

co2March 11, 2020

Lectures

From the Coens to Homer: Mythological Adaptation in “Oh Brother, Where art Thou?”

Join us at International Cinema on 11 March 2020 at 5pm in 250 KMBL for…

co2March 4, 2020

Lectures

Hidden Families and Class Conflict in Bong’s Parasite

On Wednesday March 4 at 5pm in 250 KMBL our very own Prof. Marc Yamada…

co2February 26, 2020

Lectures

Cinema at the End of the Earth: Representing the Arctic on Film

On Wednesday Feb. 26 at 5pm in 250 KMBL Prof. Chip Oscarson (Scandinavian and Interdisciplinary…

co2February 19, 2020

Lectures

Could It Happen Again? Geological Perspectives on Imprisonment at Utah’s Topaz Internment Camp

On Wednesday 19 February at 5pm in 250 KMBL Prof. Brian Roberts (English) will be…

co2February 14, 2020

Lectures

Post-Screening Discussion for Broken Hill Blues

On Friday 14 Feb. at 4.30pm immediately following the screening of the Swedish film, Broken…

co2February 12, 2020

Lectures

Everyone Loves Banksy, Right?

Prof. James Swensen (Art History/Comparative Arts & Letters) will present on the artist Banksy at…

co2February 6, 2020

Lectures

The Good People of Three Gorges: Jia Zhangke’s Still Life

On Wednesday 5 February at 5pm in 250 KMBL, Prof. Steive Riep (Asian and Near…

co2January 29, 2020

Lectures

This is Not a Novel: Tolstoy’s ‘War and Peace’

Join us Wednesday 29 January at 5pm in 250 KMBL for a lecture on War…

co2January 22, 2020

Lectures

Imagining Deep Time in the Present

Join us on Wednesday 22 January in 250 KMBL at 5pm for a lecture from…

co2January 15, 2020

Lectures

How The Godfather Changed/Saved Hollywood

On Wednesday 15 January at 5pm in 250 KMBL, Prof. Darl Larsen (Theater and Media…

co2January 13, 2020

Lectures

International Cinema Kick-Off Week Jan. 10-11

Mothers' Instinct (Alice Brunelle) Join us as we kick-off the new semester with two of…

co2January 5, 2020

Lectures

“Be Like Water”: Bruce Lee’s Life and Legacy

Join us for a lecture from former IC co-director Prof. Matt Ancell (Comparative Arts &…

co2November 26, 2019