
World Cinema: Non-European Perspectives
A critical examination of non-European and non-English language cinema. Students will evaluate how cultural narratives and ideologies are constructed outside the Western mainstream.
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A critical examination of non-European and non-English language cinema. Students will evaluate how cultural narratives and ideologies are constructed outside the Western mainstream.
Key Questions
- How does non-European cinema reflect indigenous cultural ideologies?
- What role does national identity play in world cinema?
- How do narrative structures differ from classical Hollywood?
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