Middlebury

PGSE0355A-S21

Brazilian Cinema: Wide Angle

Brazilian Cinema: The Wide Angle
In this course we will focus on how Brazilian cinema, from the 1950s popular chanchada comedies onwards, has attempted to represent and give voice to subaltern social groups and subjectivities. The sertanejos and favelados, Indigenous and Black Brazilians, women and LGBTQ+, inmates and revolutionaries, are all in front of the lens, but often holding the camera as well. Films will be from different modes of production, ranging from mass production to independent. Analyses will be informed by readings on film theory and criticism, subalternity, queer theory, feminism, critical race theory, social analysis, and history. (PGSE 0215, or by approval) 3 hrs lect
Course Reference Number (CRN):
22427
Subject Code:
PGSE
Course Number:
0355
Section Identifier:
A

Course

PGSE 0355

All Sections in Spring 2021

Spring 2021

PGSE0355A-S21 Lecture (Lorenso Castro, Rocha)