https://www.bfi.org.uk/find-resources-events-teachers/classroom-resources-teachers/bfi-schools
This year we have made the most of zoom for online courses on Casablanca, Bonnie and Clyde, German Expressionism and the work of Asif Kapadia… always good to check to see what’s happening – thanks to The British Film Institute!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-55350906
Amol Rajan at the BBC runs down what to expect in the Media world, post-pandemic. This article is principally for Media Studies students, but Film Studies students should take a look at #4’s comment on cinemas.
As it is often an example used in the lesson of ‘you’re not supposed to identify with the villain in an intended reading’ (see Hall), the new Cruella film might just challenge that idea.
This article provides information about the (very) mixed review. Star theory here too, as one critic suggests: Kevin Maher of The Times, saying Stone “just doesn’t scare you”.
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