Celluloid Psychology series
Exploring the mind and brain in cinema
Our commitment to the safe enjoyment of the arts during the Covid-19 pandemic, means that this season's events are free for you to enjoy at home.
The Arts Institute relies on income to develop and deliver a public programme, which not only promotes audience engagement and access to the arts, but also directly supports emerging and established artists' careers and the creation of new content.
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Autumn 2023 season
Celluloid Psychology was devised by Dr Alastair Smith, School of Psychology as an antidote to the usual depictions of psychology on our screens. Each of our carefully selected films are curated and introduced by a specialist in human behaviour from our school, who discusses how their area of expertise can shed unexpected light on the psychological questions explored in the film.
Interested in studying psychology?
Did you know that 89 per cent of our graduates are in employment or further study after six months?
To find out about the University of Plymouth's range of psychology courses within the School of Psychology, please visit the school page.
Contact The Arts Institute
The Arts Institute, Roland Levinsky Building, University of Plymouth, Drake Circus, Plymouth, Devon, PL4 8AA
The Levinsky Gallery, Monday–Friday 10:00–17:00, Saturday 12:00–17:00, Closed Sundays and Bank Holidays
