FILM 4356F
0.50 credit · Main
This course explores the history, politics, and aesthetics of avant-garde film practices, examining the development, major trends, and techniques of experimental and nonnarrative filmmaking in relation to key art movements and theoretical debates of the 20th century. Topics include formalism, surrealism, political modernism, pop art, and feminism.
At least 60% in Film Studies 1020E or Film Studies 1022, or 1.0 of English 1000-1999 plus English 2112F/G, Film Studies 2212F/G or Theatre Studies 2212F/G, or permission of the department.
The former Film Studies 3356F/G.
2 lecture/seminar hours, three-hour film screening block (online, or in-person, or hybrid).
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