Prerequisite Courses:
Course Language:
English
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Course Objectives:
This course aims to evaluate, to recognize and to discuss the film as art, and features the critical analysis and appreciation of cinema through the study of films as art and as a cultural product of industry. It scrutinizes the debates about what constitutes the ‘essence’ of film, and how it functions within the globalized process of production, distribution and exhibition. Thus it provides a unique framework (Industrialization of Culture) to help students develop an analytical understanding of film art and industries. In the end of the semester this course constitutes the awareness of the invisible distinction in between and understanding of cinema as creative art and its engagement to the industry, thereby it serves to examine and analyze film both as work of art and industrial product.
Course Content:
This course introduces the generic, thematic, and stylistic variety of cinematic art and the institutional recognition of art cinema in consideration with established films and directors. It establishes the theoretical approaches to auteur and art cinema, film genre and conventions, as well as reflexivity and self-consciousness in relation with historicity and film industry.
Course Methodology:
1: Lecture, 2: Interactive Lecture, 9: Case Study, 15: Assignment
Course Evaluation Methods:
A: Testing, B: Oral Exam/Presentation, C: Homework
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