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cinematic Extra Upward mobility Democratic national committee Nixon spying 10:20 1969 1971- abortion is legalized 1969... a women drowns at concert under influence of drugs falls into the irrigation and dies. Societal issues Counterculture sprung up (opposition) SOCIETAL FRAGMENTATION Ecology concerns- industrial concerns, oil, 1970 this becomes a big deal and so does pollution and water. Science and tech make advances Homogenizing and sensationalize reality Harder an harder to distinguish Truth and illusion... central conflict. It was about conformity vs individualism Reality vs fantasy MOderism EUROPEAN INFLUENCE Its cheaper to film in Europe European filmmakers are popular and talented in 70s Hollywood becomes more administrative and produces films not production Foreign sales are really important Europe said "make the director the artist since film is an art" In America a lot of it was business Allow the director be in charge of the art Films are being filmed in Europe by Americans. European cameramen give American pictures a different look. Internationalization of American films Renaissance in the world WWII resurfaced cinema in Europe after it had gone underground and political That's what made it so different THEMATIC TENANT Modernism self-consciously questions social and moral values. FORMALLY They play around with the formal techniques New ways of undfolding stories.. and POV Self reflexivity Thus EXPRESSIVE STYLIZATION EMERGES HOW? And NEW effects subjects, characters, themes, new focus on literary Violence, sex, vulgarity, ironic distance CHINATOWN Copyright, Longroad productions.. Tax shelter syndicate structure 25% of the film is sold to investors for 10% of profit (investment-status) Diversification steps up... TV and film merges ROMAN POLANSKI Theatre of the absurd 52:30-53:30 European absurdists- man is a creature trapped by time No tragic heroes Yes, Absurd heroes Revolution against play Things happen and go around and around States of being rather than actions He went to film school in Poland Truth changes over and over again Starts with mystery and ends in mystery Situations are all uncomfortable and illusions Elliptical qualityNo satisfying finish Chinatown.. don't worry jake. It's Chinatown. Why is it called Chinatown? It doesn't make any sense at all. There is no solid real connection to why GENRE EXPERIMENTATION ON DETECTIVE THRILLER Classic: there is the detective... problem is introduced and goes through case... at the end puts it all together and bad guys go to jail. Modernism: detective story is de-mythed It starts as classical... problem and then clues clues, but this causes more and more disorder and he is wrong more than half the time... by the end he has caused more issues. Man turns order into chaos by trying to find order. 30s... nostalgia of 30s... though it relate inot the current society Disfavored by police Trailed by goons Coned by females...
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Michigan >> ECON >> 455 (Winter, 2006)
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Michigan >> ECON >> 455 (Winter, 2006)
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Econ455: Economic Development in China Lecture 21: April 2 Growth prospects Sandra Poncet Lorch Hall, room 207 Email: sponcet@umich.edu Office Hours: Mondays 16:30-18:30 & Wednesdays 10:30-12 1 Introduction Important to understand how economists a...
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