Blade Runner, Memento, The Matrix: many films illustrate philosophical themes and problems. Can film do more and actually do philosophy? Can cinema argue as well as show? And what can philosophy bring to the study of film, to our understanding of the practise of film-making, to films as texts? These kinds of question can be explored in the BA in Philosophy and Film Studies, which offers an interdisciplinary study of two subjects that are deeply interlinked, at least in the manner in which they are taught by staff in the Schools of Philosophy and Film & TV Studies. Students engage fully in the disciplines of philosophy and film studies.
