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Academic Year 2001/2002

Film Studies Program - Courses Not Currently Offered

• ANTH285 FA Film and Anthropology: Nonfiction Cinema
• ANTH288 FA Cinema, Culture, and Politics in India
• FILM254 FA Fassbinder & Sirk: Limitations of Life
• FILM309 FA Film Noir
• FILM310 FA History of World Cinema, World War II to Present
• FILM314 FA Directorial Style: Classic American Film Comedy
• FILM323 FA Film and Anthropology: Nonfiction Cinema
• FILM329 FA Cinema, Culture, and Politics in India
• FILM334 FA African Cinema and Society
• FILM342 FA Cinema of Adventure and Action
• FILM345 FA Elements of Acting: Acting for Film
• FILM363 FA Making Anthropological Video
• FILM380 FA Australia: State, Society, Cinema
• GERM254 FA Fassbinder & Sirk: Limitations of Life
• AMST360 SP Myth and Ideology at the Movies
• ANTH285 SP Film and Anthropology: Nonfiction Cinema
• ANTH286 SP Cinema and National Cultures in Central Europe
• ANTH288 SP Cinema, Culture, and Politics in India
• FILM301 SP The Films of John Ford
• FILM304 SP History of World Cinema to the Second World War
• FILM313 SP Early Cinema and The Rise of The Hollywood Feature
• FILM315 SP Myth and Ideology at the Movies
• FILM318 SP Cinema and National Cultures in Central Europe
• FILM320 SP The New German Cinema
• FILM322 SP Alfred Hitchcock
• FILM323 SP Film and Anthropology: Nonfiction Cinema
• FILM329 SP Cinema, Culture, and Politics in India
• FILM341 SP Horror and Science Fiction Cinema
• FILM352 SP Weimar Cinema, 1918-1933
• FILM365 SP Kino: Russia at the Movies
• FILM420 SP Student Forum
• FILM492 SP Teaching Apprentice Tutorial
• GERM253 SP The New German Cinema

Last Updated on MAR-19-2002

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