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The BA in Film Studies and Spanish program enhances your appreciation of this dynamic art form while exploring diverse historical and theoretical viewpoints. You'll gain comprehensive knowledge of Spanish language and culture, with optional Catalan language studies. The Film Studies component offers a solid foundation in cinematic history and analytical methods, allowing you to pursue specialized interests. Through curated screenings and coursework spanning classic and modern international cinema, you'll examine both mainstream and independent films. This broad exposure deepens your grasp of film history while engaging with contemporary industry discussions and emerging trends. As you refine your analytical abilities, you'll investigate cinema's relationship with social, cultural, and political themes, situating films within their historical contexts while considering modern discourse and future media challenges. The curriculum focuses on scholarly film analysis rather than hands-on production. The Spanish studies component combines language learning with elective courses in visual arts (including film), regional history, linguistics, and literature. Our department boasts an exceptionally diverse faculty, with 80% being native Spanish speakers who provide expert language instruction. Collaborative partnerships with Manchester's Centre for Latin American and Caribbean Studies and the local Instituto Cervantes further enrich your academic experience.