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RUSSIAN CINEMA Introduction. Getting Acquainted… Why are you interested in Russian cinema? What do you know about Russian film? What image of Russian.

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1 RUSSIAN CINEMA Introduction

2 Getting Acquainted… Why are you interested in Russian cinema? What do you know about Russian film? What image of Russian cinema do you have?

3 Russian cinema Long history (since 1908). Arguable national framework. Cultural diversity. Based on developed theory of film and acting. Strong interconnection with history and ideology. Lasting influence on world cinema.

4 “Reading” and Understanding Cinema What do we see when watching a film? What do we see when watching a film?

5 Elements of cinematic “language” Montage.Pace. Length of takes. Point of view. Static/moving camera. Camera angle. Lenses and filters. Lighting. Soundtrack. Etc. …

6 RUS2104 Course website Course website Course pack: at Laurier Office Mart (226 Laurier Ave.) Laurier Office MartLaurier Office Mart Home and extra-curriculum film viewing. Background information on history and theory. Original analytical papers. Class discussions. FUN!!!

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