I really enjoyed film studies as an A-Level! You learn a lot about the contexts behind films- as in, what was going on politically/ socially the year it was made, what influenced the director/ style of the film, so it’s really enjoyable if you have an interest in history/ sociology/ politics. It also helps if you are competent in English, as you will be writing long essay-style answers in assessments/exams. However, the subject isn’t all heavily academic- there is a lot of room for creativity, especially with coursework (I got to write a screenplay and make a storyboard for a short story, other years at my college got to actually make a short film). You also mention having an interest in art- in Film, you get to study the aesthetics of films and assess how the film’s visuals has an affect on the audience/ what kind of message it conveys. I might be biased as I had a really good experience with the subject, but I think it will go really well with your other options and might be a ‘fun’ subject, especially if you are interested in films/ have it as a hobby. I hope this made sense and was helpful for you!