MU Center for Global Education

Back by popular demand and our last film of the semester. Come on out and see this delightful and light-hearted film. See flier below for details. Don't be late as seating is limited.

Come on over and take a plate to go at the International Food Fest. See flier for details

Come on out to the classic cult film, PAN"S LABRYNTH, (El laberinto del fauno) this Friday, Oct. 16. Seating is limited so please arrive early. See flier for film and time/place details.

Our first film of the International Film Festival is this Friday the 21st. You don't want to miss this, and will be presented by our student Kseniia Petrova, EARTHQUAKE (Russia/Armenia). See flier for details. Please note, this event is only open to MU students, faculty, and staff, and not to the public as in the past. Only the first 35 will be allowed entry (Nursing Auditorium capacity) and with a mask. Don't be late!

Welcome back everyone and a warm welcome to our new students! In spite of everything, we do have some activities planned for this semester. Soon the International Film series will begin. Please keep an eye out for the schedule and for other events and activities from the Center for Global Education. Have a great semester!

This was going to be our best show ever; we had taken so much time and put in so much effort with all the details and practices. A majority of the would have been participants are graduating International seniors. Good luck to you all on your graduation. For the rest of you, see you next fall!

Come on out of the rain and cold this evening to our cozy, welcoming International Film Festival.
Tonight features a film from Italy from noted and award winning director, Vittorio De Sica. Splendidly recreated, De Sica's elegantly painful and eloquently tragic tribute to the demise of the Jews in Ferrara, Italy in WWII deservedly won the best foreign-language Oscar in 1971.
See clip from the movie below and flier for more info.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78uXhSugkrs

the garden of Finzi-Contini

Meet and Greet the recently arrived International students. Friday, January 17th from 5:30-6:30 pm.

LAST FOREIGN FILM OF THE SEMESTER THIS FRIDAY!

This is a film of firsts- first international film from Saudia Arabia but more importantly the first film from a female Saudi director, and many other "firsts".

This foreign film is what a good foreign film should be - it breaks religious and cultural barriers as well raising the question of intolerance or tolerance(?)

See flier for details and the trailer here below.

Wadjda - Official Trailer (HD) Saudi Arabia http://www.joblo.com - "Wadjda" - Official Trailer Wadjda is a 10-year-old girl living in a suburb of Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. Although she lives...