Courses > 2007 Spring

Electives

CINE 365 - National and Ethnic Conflict in Film

RUSS 430
601 | M 5:30-8:30pm

This course studies the cinematic representation of civil wars, ethnic conflicts, nationalistic doctrines, and genocidal policies. The focus is on these violent developments that took place in Russia and in the Balkans after the collapse of the Soviet Bloc and were conditioned by the new geopolitical dynamics that the fall of communism had already created. We study media broadcasts, documentaries, feature films representing the Eastern, as well as the Western perspective.