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You have reached the Home page of  Illinois Valley Community College's  The Art of the Film Film 2009 Fall 2008 Kimberly M. Radek, Instructor   Course Begins: 18 August 2008 Course Ends:  10 December 2008
	Richard Barthelmess and Lillian Gish (above) in  and a dialogue card (below) from D.W. Griffith's Way Down East, 1920
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Course Description

In this course you will learn to view films critically, seeing them as collaborative works of art that both reflect and influence society. Additionally, you will gain insight into the technical, historical, and political aspects of the cinema business. These objectives will be met through class lecture and discussion, textbook readings, and written analysis of films viewed in and outside of class. 

This course has no required prerequisites, counts for three hours of General Education credit at IVCC; and transfers to IAI-participating schools as an F2 905 class, and, as such, it must be approached with a serious and thoughtful attitude. 

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Contact Kimberly M. Radek, the instructor of The Art of the Film, at Kimberly_Radek@ivcc.edu . 

This page was last updated on 06 November 2008. Copyright Kimberly M. Radek, 2001.