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Demo: Class and Conflict in World Cinema

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Demo: Class and Conflict in World Cinema

Explore class and conflict in world cinema through "City of God" and "La Haine," focusing on their portrayal of violence and poverty using mise en scène. Suitable for ages 16 and up.

Duration: Online self-paced.

Demo: Class and Conflict in World Cinema

In this module we will analyse two very significant films – City of God and La Haine, both of which depict violent lives in poor conditions, the former in the favelas of Brazil and the latter in a Parisian banlieue. We will look at how conflict and class are portrayed, focusing particularly on the use of mise en scène. Ages: 16+

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