FRIT3801: Rome and Paris at the Movies

3 Credits

Rome and Paris at the Movies: Film, Politics, and Space invites you to analyze film and media as cultural expressions shaped by history, politics, and society. Together, we will explore how cinematic representations of two iconic European capitals?Rome and Paris?construct particular experiences of space, place, community, and history, and why these representations matter both locally and globally.

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