Criteria for evaluating a film are provided with guidelines on how to use films. A list of 47 films is given. (MS)

A description and course outline of a British film study course which stressed an auteristic approach to cinema. (CH)

Two brothers, aged 10 and 11, recount their adventures learning to make films during the summer. (RK)

Presents 25 underground films with annotations. They are now available to film societies and universities. (RB)

Describes the title project and concludes that students profited both from the thematic approach and from the experience of independent study supported by individual conferences. (JB)

A film list and addresses of film distributors are appended. (EJS)

Trained film librarians, given a well planned and carefully developed program can answer the needs of the new film students. Includes lists of motion picture distributors, cinema periodicals, significant feature films, and classic American feature-length films. (Author/JB)

Discusses the renaissance of Australian film, analyzes films of several Australian directors, and comments on the differences in Australian and American national characteristics and viewpoints. (PD)

During December 1980 a five-member delegation from the Beijing (Peking) Broadcasting College's Communication Education Department visited comparable U.S. university departments. Author interviewed Zhu Yujun, only woman in the delegation, who lectures on film production in the department of television production. (PD)