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5/22 #1-2
5/29 #3-5
6/5 #6-8
6/10 #9-10
6/11 Presentation
Monday, May 18, 2009
Sunday, May 17, 2009
List of Films
Film title Director
#1 A Touch of Zen Director: King Hu
#2 Ju Dou Director: Zhang Yimou
#3 The Story of Qiu Ju Director: Zhang Yimou
#4 Farewell My Concubine Director: Chen Kaige
#5 The Wedding Banquet Director: Ang Lee
#6 Eat Drink Man Woman Director: Ang Lee
#7 Chungking Express Director: Wong Kar-wai
#8 Lan Yu Director: Stanley Kwan
#9 Yi Yi Director: Edward Yang
#10 Flowers of Shanghai Director: Hou Hsiao-hsien
6/11 Presentation
#1 A Touch of Zen Director: King Hu
#2 Ju Dou Director: Zhang Yimou
#3 The Story of Qiu Ju Director: Zhang Yimou
#4 Farewell My Concubine Director: Chen Kaige
#5 The Wedding Banquet Director: Ang Lee
#6 Eat Drink Man Woman Director: Ang Lee
#7 Chungking Express Director: Wong Kar-wai
#8 Lan Yu Director: Stanley Kwan
#9 Yi Yi Director: Edward Yang
#10 Flowers of Shanghai Director: Hou Hsiao-hsien
6/11 Presentation
Syllabus
FILM 4000 Topic in Film: Chinese-language Cinema
Summer 2009 I
Meeting on May 18 & June 11
CAS-456
Professor: Larry Ling-hsuan Tung
Dept. of Media & Film
Office: CAS-421
Tel: 908-737-0457
E-mail: ltung@kean.edu
Office Hours: By appointments
Overview:
To increase students’ knowledge on Chinese-language cinema through
viewing, reading and writing on films from Taiwan, Hong Kong, China and other Chinese-speaking parts of the world.
Objectives:
• To learn about the film industries in Chinese-speaking regions around the world, including the historical background, operations, trends and major directors.
• To learn about different cinematic styles and aesthetics of Chinese-language films
Textbook
No required textbook. Handouts will be posted on the course’s website.
Viewing
You are required to view the movies on your own. A Netflix subscription is strongly recommended.
Assignments and grades
1. Blogs: You are required to write an entry of 250 words for each of the films we cover in this class. They need to include three parts: summary, major theme, and your reaction to the film. 60%
2. Presentation: Details TBA 40%
Academic Integrity Policy
You are required to read the policy details. The information can be obtained from http://www.kean.edu/academicintegrity.html
Summer 2009 I
Meeting on May 18 & June 11
CAS-456
Professor: Larry Ling-hsuan Tung
Dept. of Media & Film
Office: CAS-421
Tel: 908-737-0457
E-mail: ltung@kean.edu
Office Hours: By appointments
Overview:
To increase students’ knowledge on Chinese-language cinema through
viewing, reading and writing on films from Taiwan, Hong Kong, China and other Chinese-speaking parts of the world.
Objectives:
• To learn about the film industries in Chinese-speaking regions around the world, including the historical background, operations, trends and major directors.
• To learn about different cinematic styles and aesthetics of Chinese-language films
Textbook
No required textbook. Handouts will be posted on the course’s website.
Viewing
You are required to view the movies on your own. A Netflix subscription is strongly recommended.
Assignments and grades
1. Blogs: You are required to write an entry of 250 words for each of the films we cover in this class. They need to include three parts: summary, major theme, and your reaction to the film. 60%
2. Presentation: Details TBA 40%
Academic Integrity Policy
You are required to read the policy details. The information can be obtained from http://www.kean.edu/academicintegrity.html
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