VIS 156Latino American Cinema
This course introduces students to the developing history of cinema in the Latin American region. It explores the multiple authors and film movements that engage cinema as an art form in relation to issues of modernization, development, and political and social crisis. It will regard the history of cinema in the subcontinent as a force generating important cultural transformations within the complex, conflictual processes of modernization. Students may not receive credit for both VIS 156 and VIS 125F.
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- Cinematic Arts
- Interdisciplinary Computing and the Arts
- Visual Arts (Art History/Criticism) (B.A.)
- Visual Arts (Media) (B.A.)