Film

About this course

Film as an academic subject takes seriously the medium that has shaped visual culture for over a century. To study film is to examine how moving images create meaning, how narrative and form work together, and how cinema reflects and reshapes the societies that produce it. From the earliest silent films to contemporary digital productions, from Hollywood mainstream cinema to avant-garde and experimental work, from European art cinema to the rich traditions of African, Asian and Latin American filmmaking, the discipline asks you to look carefully and to think precisely about what you see. At Anglia Ruskin University, the three-year full-time degree develops your knowledge of global cinema history alongside the critical and analytical skills needed to engage with films across different genres, traditions and periods. You will study how cinema has functioned as an art form and as an indust

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