This course is a journey through 19th century Iranian cinema, with the arrival of the cinematographer in Iran, until today, going through different cinematographic movements and contextualizing them with the history of the country and its different governments.
From historical, religious, ideological and aesthetic aspects, an overview of cinematography in the country is outlined.
Teacher: Profª Drª Kelen Pessuto - PhD in Social Anthropology from USP, Master from Unicamp, graduated in Cinema from FAAP and actress from Teatro-Escola Célia Helena.
Objective: The objective of the course is for you to know the entire history of Iranian cinema. A story that is closely related to the country's political issues. It is impossible to know one without knowing the other. This course will give you tools and answers to work with Iranian cinema in academia, whether teaching or in your research.
5 modules: Cinema in the Qajar Dynasty, Pre-Revolutionary Cinema, Post-Revolutionary Cinema, Gender in Iranian Cinema, Underground Cinema
23 video lessons + module presentations + bibliography + filmography + movie tips + podcast + activities
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Price: R $ 300.00 in up to 3 installments
Class schedule:
Cinema in the Qajar Dynasty
The Image in Islam
Cinema in the Qajar Dynasty
Princesses of Persia
Once upon a time, Cinema
Pre-Revolutionary Cinema
Cinema in the Pahlevi Era
The 1940s and Hollywood
Nationalism in the 1950s
The 1950s and Film Farsi
The Motefavet Cinema
The 1960s and Film Jaheli
Kanun and Abbas Kiarostami
The 1970s
Post-Revolutionary Cinema
The Islamic Revolution
Cultural changes
The Islamization of cinema
Iranian commercial cinema
Iranian art cinema
The child in Iranian cinema
Genre in Iranian Cinema
The representation of women
Tahmineh Milani and Feminism in Iranian cinema
LGBT + in Iranian Cinema
The Underground Cinema
Underground Cinema and the Green Wave
Forbidden music