Instructor Biography: Kate Hearst | |
KATE HEARST is a cultural and film historian. Since 2011, Hearst has been teaching film as well as gender, race, and sexuality studies at various New York-based colleges, including Sarah Lawrence College, Columbia University, the Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema, and Brooklyn College. She has appeared on CNN’s “History of the Movies,” writes regularly for Film International, and advises the web-based series Women Film Pioneers Project (WFPP). She earned both a PhD in American history and an MFA in film from Columbia University. | |
Other classes taught | |
Barbie: Gerta Gerwig’s Visions of Womanhood or Feminism | |
European Women Directors of the Top Greatest Films of All Time 2022 Poll | |
Film Discussion: Casablanca Eighty Years Later | |
Film Discussion: Gertrude Bell - Queen of the Desert | |
Film Discussion: Journeys of a Lifetime | |
Film Discussion: Romantic Comedies with a Twist | |
Film Discussion: Hitchcock’s Rear Window (1954), Seventy Years Later | |
Film Discussion: Interstellar (2014) and Arrival (2016), Mind Game Journeys of the Universe | |
Film Discussion: Nomadland & The Rider, The Cinema of Chloe Zhao | |
Film Discussion: The Godfather, Part One (Coppola, 1972): Assessing a Classic Fifty Years Later | |
Film Series - The Female Gaze: Journeys of Self-Discovery Directed by Women | |
Game-Changers in Cinema – Four Films Directed by Women | |
Hard Hitting Documentaries of 2020 | |
Remarkable Documentaries of 2021 | |
Remarkable Non-Fiction of 2019 | |
The Female Gaze - Essential Documentaries Made by Women | |
Unforgettable First-Person Documentaries from Around the World | |
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