World Cinema Day 
World Cinema Day is a high school program of the University of Madison Language Institute and Wisconsin Film Festival that promotes understanding of world cultures and appreciation of the cinematic arts through quality international cinema. World Cinema Day 2008 took place on Friday, April 4, from 12:45pm-3:00 pm and featured the Spanish thriller Fermat's Room or La Habitación de Fermat (Spain: 2007, in Spanish with English subtitles) . Learn more about World Cinema Day 2008>
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In the News
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The Monday, April 7 Wisconsin Public Radio program "Here on Earth" featured World Cinema Day and Fermat's Room. Listen to the archived show. |
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We are pleased to present the World Cinema Day 2008 Discussion Guide for Fermat's Room. The Discussion Guide is designed as a tool for incorporating Fermat's Room into the high school classroom. With topics covering Spanish cinema, various interpretations of the film, and the mathematics of Fermat's Room, the Discussion Guide may also be of interest to the general viewer of Fermat's Room. Click here to download! |
World Cinema Day 2008 is presented by:
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