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A challenging upper-level course that applies a variety of film theories to a series of American and international feature films from classic and contemporary periods. With an emphasis on the communicative nature of cinema, students will actively engage in the practices of film analysis and criticism, as well as study issues of film aesthetics. Integrating theoretical, historical, social and literary perspectives, this course helps students gain an understanding of the unique properties of cinema. This course can also count toward the film studies program.
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Frequency
B1, B2: Offered in Part of Term (P.O.T.) 2 and/or 3, first semester