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Granada, Spain - UGR - Elective - CEH 378 - History of Spanish Cinema
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COURSE SYLLABUS: History of Spanish Cinema

Location: Granada, Spain

Partner Institution: University of Granada

Course Title (English): History of Spanish Cinema

Course Title (Spansih): Historia del cine español

Sessions Offered: Fall Semester

Instructional in: Spanish

Classroom Contact Hours: 45 contact hours

College Credit (Semester Credit Hours): 3 credit hours

College Credit (Quarter Units): 4 quarter units

Pre-requisites: Advanced Spanish Level

Local Department: Hispanic Studies (CEH)

Course Code: CEH 378

Course Description

The cinema constitutes the most popular artistic expression of the XXth century. Is expressive strength and narrative capacity have converted it into the most important means of moving the sensitivity of the modern spectator. In the case of the Spanish cinema, film production provides us with a splendid opportunity to fully understand the reality of our country in our century, from two of the most interesting view points, as historical documentary and also as aesthetic expression. In this way, objective reality, critical attitude, ideological postulations and artistic creativity, etc. are elements to be discussed and studied in the realms of this course, all dealt with from a temporal evolution which begins with the origins of the complexity of Spanish cinematographic creation to the present-day.

Program Schedule

There will be a theoretical part which will not be too ample. Viewing of scenes from interesting and/or emblematic films from each period. Special attention will be paid to certain films and students will be given a dossier on each of them. We will also study some of the great Spanish directors: Buñuel, Bardem,

Berlanga, Iciar Bollain, Carlos Saura, Almodóvar and Amenábar. Students will be given specific information on certain periods.

Activities

The classes will be in the timetable established by the Centre. The course is of a theoretical and practical nature, and the class lectures are supplemented with viewing of and commentary on the most important films in the Spanish cinema. For this reason it is important for the students to be familiar with the film section of the video library in the CLM, and also to be involved in the organization of and participation in film cycles and seminars related to this topic. A visit to film libraries or exhibitions related to Spanish cinema would also be of interest.

Course Evaluation

The CLM norms are minimum attendance of 80%.

The final mark will be:

Bibliography (Text and Materials)

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