Cycle "Extradiegetic Session: cinema and philosophy" at Fnac Rambles

The Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Barcelona and Fnac Rambles join forces in this series dedicated to exploring the links between cinema and philosophical thought. Through three great films in the history of cinema, the sessions offer a different perspective on the film phenomenon, incorporating tools for reflection on issues that continue to concern us as individuals and as a society.

Each meeting will begin with a brief introduction by professors from the Faculty of Philosophy of the UB, followed by the screening of the film and an open discussion with attendees.

Programme:

• September 29: The Sin of Cluny Brown (Cluny Brown, 1946, Ernst Lubitsch, 100 min.), presented by Professor María Isabel Méndez Lloret.

• October 27: Night of the Living Dead (Night of the Living Dead, 1968, George A. Romero, 96 min.), presented by Professor Sergi Oms Sardans.

• November 24: Melancholia (Melancholia, 2011, Lars von Trier, 136 min.), presented by Professor Begoña Román Maestre.

Location: Fnac Rambles

Time: From 6pm to 9pm.