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| Seminar in Film Studies: Contemporary Cinefeminisms - 12255 - FST 569 - 001 | ||||||||||||||
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All students are expected to attend and participate in person at the assigned day/time. (F2F) Crosslist with FST 496-001 Where in the world are women making movies and for whom? What is the critical force of contemporary women’s cinema? What do these films and makers mean for the future of feminism and of cinema? What are the global cartographies of contemporary cine-feminism? This seminar attempts to answer these questions through the study of women cineastes, who make films about women, in a range of worldwide contexts. Drawing on fiction films, from the first two decades of the twenty-first century, the course addresses different sites of women’s film practice including filmmakers from Argentina, Australia, France, India, Iran, Lebanon, New Zealand, Pakistan, Peru, Saudi Arabia and the United States. Through readings and discussions, we will learn to contextualize the varied media production contexts that range from emergent film industries to transnational coproduction arrangements. Recognizing how these films remain responsive to both national audiences and transnational concerns, we will also attempt to map the multiple flows of cross-cultural consumption by addressing the international film festival circuit, DVD labels, film blogs and Internet streaming sites. The readings located at the intersection of transnational feminist and transnational media studies, will draw on the interdisciplinary scholarship in postcolonial, cultural, race and ethnic, and diaspora studies. The assignments will encourage the students to grasp the imaginative possibilities of this critical body of work. Associated Term: Fall 2022 Registration Dates: Apr 04, 2022 to Aug 31, 2022 Levels: Graduate Main Campus Seminar Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Seminar in Film Studies: Topics in Modern and Contemporary Horror Cinema - 13104 - FST 569 - 003 | ||||||||||||||
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All students are expected to attend and participate in person at the assigned day/time. (F2F) Cross list with FST 496-003 In this class we will assess an array of developments, trends, and thematic fixations within international horror – and its criticism – since the release of PSYCHO in 1960. The course will travel along conceptual and associative trajectories rather than chronological or geographic ones Associated Term: Fall 2022 Registration Dates: Apr 04, 2022 to Aug 31, 2022 Levels: Graduate Main Campus Seminar Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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