N.B. This course will be offered from June 27 to July 19, 2 hours a day



This course will study the historical and cultural aspects of the Maghreb and immigration though cinema. It will explore the double image that characterizes this type of cinema. The first image will focus on the French vision of the Maghreb and its representation in France’s former colonies. The second image will focus on Maghrebian directors and their vision of their societies. We will also explore the integration in France of the second generation of immigrants (the ""Beurs""), especially issues of citizenship, exile, etc.



Examples will be taken from films such as: Julien Duvivier’s ""Pépé le Moko"", Gillo Pontecorvo ‘s ""La Bataille d'Alger"", M. Allouache ‘s ""Omar"", C. Ruggia ‘s ""Le Gone du Chaaba"", Y. Benguigui ‘s ""Inchallah dimanche"" and A. Kechiche’s ""La Graine et le mulet"", among others.



Text: a course pack that is to be purchased at the college bookstore.

Schedule
1:30pm-3:20pm on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday (Jun 27, 2011 to Jul 19, 2011)
Location
Axinn Center 232
Instructors