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Coolidge Education

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Film is an art form with the power not only to entertain, but also to inform, engage, and build community. The Coolidge is pleased to offer educational programming, using film as a window into other cultures, eras, and experiences.

We offer various film education programs including multi-week classes focused on a particular subject, one-night seminars all about select films screening, and post-screening discussions.

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Upcoming

Taught by Andre Puca of Emerson College!

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This seminar by BU Professor Roy Grundmann will explore one of Werner Herzog's most mesmerizing early films.

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Let's Get Small: The Evolution of Steve Martin from Stand-Up to Screen

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This seminar examines González Iñárritu’s employment of violence to address social issues such as class inequality, violence, and masculinity in Mexico.

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Taught by poet, film curator and essayist Tova Gannana.

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Prints of Darkness

Tue 9/29
Tue 10/27

A new Coolidge Eduction class from Alex Svensson!

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Dangerous Curves: The Cultural Menace of Women’s Bodies in Horror

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Boston Open Screen

Tue 10/13
Tue 12/8

Boston's one and only open mic night for filmmakers!

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Seminar: Alien

Part of Seminar: Alien
Mon 10/26

A new Coolidge seminar from Ingrid Stobbe.

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A new Coolidge seminar from MIT Professor of Film and Media Jessica Ruffin.

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