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CEA CAPA Partner Institution: Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Location: Madrid, Spain
Primary Subject Area: Film Studies
Instruction in: English
Course Code: 17277
Transcript Source: Partner Institution
Course Details: Level 300
Recommended Semester Credits: 3
Contact Hours: 42
Prerequisites: Moving Image History, Film Narrative, Reading Moving Image
DESCRIPTION
TEMA 1. What is a Documentary? Unidad 1.1. The conventions of documentary and the historical construction of reality Unidad 1.2. Documenting reality TEMA 2. The Historical Moment of the Documentary Unidad 2.1. Documentary in a crossroad: avant-garde, photographic realism, and narrative cinema Unidad 2.2. The materials of documentary. Documentary and the avant-garde TEMA 3. Documentary, Reality, and the Truth 3.1. From avant-garde to realism: the political turn 3.2. Documentary and the truth. Ethnographic cinema, the cinéma vérité and direct cinema TEMA 4. History, Memory, and Archive Unidad 4.1. Documentary and history. Uses and abuses of the archival image Unidad 4.2. Documentary and memory TEMA 5. The political Writing(s) of Reality Unidad 5.1. Solidarity and Humanitarianism. A critical approach Unidad 5.2. Activism and guerrilla TEMA 6. The subject in documentary 6.1. The writing(s) of the self 6.2. The limits of the visible TEMA 7. Transforming the World. Reality, Imagination, and Utopia 7.1. A culture of recycling. From the found footage film to the collage documentary 7.2. The Film Essay
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