Course: Film as Philosophy

Course: Film as Philosophy

28th October - 9th December 2025Natlab

Explore the profound connections between cinema and philosophical thought with Kevin Toma and Sabine Winters, over four engaging evenings.

Film critic Kevin Toma and philosopher Sabine Winters return with a brand new course series examining the relationship between film and philosophy. Through four themes and thought-provoking clips from world cinema, they demonstrate how films not only make philosophical ideas visible but also tangible. The focus is on enjoying film viewing, both consciously and philosophically. **COURSE OVERVIEW**: 1. **28-10: What is Film Good For?** – An exploration of the diverse purposes of film, from sparking thought to revealing societal issues. 2. **11-11: The Cinematic Moment** – Delving into the significance of fleeting moments in film and their emotional resonance. 3. **25-11: Wonder** – Examining how films evoke curiosity and astonishment, challenging viewers’ perceptions. 4. **09-12: Sleep** – Investigating the enigmatic portrayal of sleep in film and its implications. Join us for all four sessions for a unique and enriching experience!
WorkshopsCulture SeekersYoung Creatives
FilmPhilosophyEducationCinema

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