Middlebury

GRMN0238A-F24

Queer Cinema (in English)

Queerness and Collectivity in German Cinema
How has cinema engaged critically with sexuality across German history? Through the analysis of German queer film, students will develop skills in close reading and critical thinking and gain a grounding in the German queer movement. We will watch works by von Praunheim, Fassbinder, Carow, Petzold, read queer theory, and learn about the history of the various queer movements in East, West and Unified Germany. These films interrogate how power operates in society, both through sexuality’s regulation and through normative, oppressive attitudes towards sexuality. To develop our skills in analysis, we will read scholarly works from classical film theory, and film theory drawing from queer and affect studies. (taught in English)
Course Reference Number (CRN):
92666
Subject Code:
GRMN
Course Number:
0238
Section Identifier:
A

Course

GRMN 0238

All Sections in Fall 2024

Fall 2024

GRMN0238A-F24 Lecture (Preston)