CO 315 - World Cinema

1. Develop an appreciation of diverse cultures, styles, and genres;

2. Identify a film’s voice through articulation of socially important issues within a particular historical and cultural context; 

3. Demonstrate understanding from a consumer perspective through recognition of film as a communicative system and global media product in which viewing activities may have various meanings and consequences;

4. Discuss the multifaceted aspects of nationalistic directing, acting, and editing, as well as music, cinematography, and other cinematic elements; 

5. Speak and write effectively about films viewed for this class using critical thinking skills such as interpretation, analysis, comparison, and evaluation.Notes
Offered once per year.