Led by artists and academics Ludovica Fales and Adele Tulli, this course offers a curatorial overview at those strands in the history of global cinema that question and critique dominant power, ideologies and institutions, including feminist cinema, queer cinema, Black cinema, and more.

A popular practice-led course suited to documentary filmmakers, film academics and non-fiction enthusiasts looking to further their approach and understanding of non-fiction cinema and its theoretical applications.

Led by activist filmmaker Mario Hamad, this five-week online course will prepare you to engage with the global injustices and atrocities of the 21^st century by focusing on the concepts and techniques of filmmaking, film viewing and film dissemination as forms of political action.

This 8-week course looks at documentaries on the city starting from the city symphonies of the 1920s to the video diaries of Jonas Mekas in New York and James Benning’s style of ‘Slow Cinema’ in Los Angeles.