Italian film and culture

FRIT M311 — Spring 2019

Instructor
Antonio Vitti
Location
Ballantine Hall 214
Days and Times
TR 2:30 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.
Course Description

Topic: Protest and Political Cinema of the 21st Century

Joint-offered with MSCH-F 398, EURO-W 406

M311 is in English; Optional film showings Thursdays 7:15 p.m. in Franklin Hall 304C. Students must view weekly films before Tuesday's class meeting.

Despite the anti-political and conservative trends that have infiltrated Italian society in recent years, Italian cinema has renewed its longstanding engagement with issues pertaining to work, criminality, immigration, racism, gender, violence, eco sustainability and national identity. This course examines films and documentaries that best represent these matters. Each film will be analyzed for its artistic merits and will be accompanied by one critical essay provided by the instructor.

Class number: 7038

3 credits

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