EAS243H1: Japanese Cinemas II: Film Form and the Problems of Modernity

Hours: 
36L/12T

This course investigates how film aesthetics relate to the most profound socio-historical problems of Japanese modernity. It also considers how various film makers employ cinematic form to engage the social problems of their moment. Part II focuses on the 1960s - present.

Prerequisite: 

EAS242H1

Exclusion: 

EAS237Y1

Distribution Requirements: 
Humanities
Breadth Requirements: 
Creative and Cultural Representations (1)
Program Area Section: 

East Asian Studies