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Explore the World Through Film: Rules of the Game (1939)

Bishop Library, BIS 125

Join us for a viewing and discussion of Rules of the Game (Jean Renoir, 1939), considered one of the greatest films ever made and a critique of French society on the eve of World War II. Discussion will be led by Rick Chamberlin, Associate Professor of French, German, and Global Studies, at the end of the film.

Film series endorsed by FYE Common Connection, Social Justice & Civic Engagement Program, the History Club, and the Art Gallery

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