Course Title: (FILM10126) FILM APPRECIATION AND ANALYSIS: NO HOUSEHOLD NAMES

Throughout the history of cinema, there have been many filmmakers who are supremely talented artists. Hitchcock, Kubrick, Spielberg, and Scorsese are just some of the legendary names. However, there are hundreds of dedicated directors whose names are not known to most people. These artists have created an impressive and inspiring body of work. In this course, we will view and examine three landmark films from directors who are not household names.

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 Course Information: FILM10126 (2 seats (2%) remaining)

Schedule: October 9, November 13, December 4
Times: 01:00pm-04:00pm EDT
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Course Notes:

DIRTY HARRYReleased in 1971Directed by Don SiegelCast: Clint Eastwood, Andy Robinson, Reni Santoni, Harry Guardino, John VernonDirty Harry is a seminal neo noir action thriller. The movie established Harry Callahan as the greatest "anti hero" in film history and made Clint Eastwood a bonafide superstar. Director Don Siegel's film asks viewers to confront the moral dilemma of whether it's justified to violate morals to achieve a worthy goal. How we react to Dirty Harry can tell us a lot about ourselves and the society in which we live. NOTE: DIRTY HARRY CONTAINS SCENES OF GRAPHIC VIOLENCE. PLEASE DO NOT ATTEND IF THIS WILL UPSET OR OFFEND YOU.

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Joe Perota

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