Course: Film as Philosophy

Course: Film as Philosophy

25th November and 9th December 2025Natlab

Explore the Intersection of Cinema and Thought with Kevin Toma and Sabine Winters

Film journalist Kevin Toma and philosopher Sabine Winters return with a brand new course series exploring the relationship between film and philosophy. Through four captivating themes and intriguing clips from global cinema, they reveal how films not only make philosophical ideas visible but also palpable. The joy of consciously and philosophically watching films is always at the forefront. Join us for an enriching experience that delves deep into how cinema influences our perceptions and thoughts, and how it encourages us to reflect on significant questions about existence and storytelling. **PROGRAM:** **SESSION 1 | 28-10 | WHAT IS FILM GOOD FOR?** Explore the societal implications and uniqueness of film as a medium. **SESSION 2 | 11-11 | THE (CINEMATIC) MOMENT** Unpack the nature of impactful moments in film and what they reveal about our perception of time. **SESSION 3 | 25-11 | WONDER** Discover how films ignite curiosity and wonder, compelling viewers to explore both the ordinary and the extraordinary. **SESSION 4 | 09-12 | SLEEP** Examine how sleep is portrayed in cinema and what it reveals about our understanding of dreaming and consciousness.
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