Political cinema 
The course will explore the concept of political cinema and to explore its most important in film globally and in the specific case of English political cinema.
The course will also feature the participation of professionals the film world (directors, actors and producers)
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Earrings: Juan Diego Botto. Alberto San Juan, Luis Tosar, Jaume Roures, Icíar Bollaín, Fernando Leon de Aranoa.
PROGRAM:
FOULBROOD 1. INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL FILM
• The Soviet revolutionary cinema. Analysis of "Battleship Potemkin" SM Eisenstein.
• cinema during the fascism (propaganda and resistance). Analysis of "Roma città aperta" by Roberto Rossellini.
• Film and Geopolitics of the Cold War. James Bond and geopolitical imaginary.
• Cinema Cuban. Analysis of "Memories of underdevelopment" by Tomas Gutierrez Alea.
• Cinema against dictatorship. Analysis of "Z" by Costa-Gavras.
BLOCK 2. POLITICAL FILM IN SPAIN
• The Republic and the Civil War. Analysis of "The Hurdes. Land Without Bread "by Luis Buñuel and" L'Spoir "André Malraux and Max Aub.
• The Franco and Franco. Analysis of "Race" by José Luis Sáenz de Heredia and "The Hunt" by Carlos Saura.
• Transition. Analysis of "Seven Days in January" by John Antonio Bardem.
• Political issues in English for Democracy. Film and national identity. Film and imprisonment. Film and migration. Film and historical memory. Analysis of several films of the past 30 years. Teacher
Director and Coordinator: Pablo Iglesias
Turrión is Professor of Political Science at the Complutense University, which obtained a doctorate in 2008 with a thesis on the forms of collective action of the movements against economic globalization. After graduating in Law (2001) and Political Science (2004, with honors) was visiting researcher at several universities in Latin America Europe and the U.S.. He has also undertaken courses in the specialty film cultural studies graduate program in humanities at the University Carlos III of Madrid, shorts courses at the School of Arts and philosophy of the media at the European Graduate School (Switzerland) where has been a student of film directors like Elia Suleiman, or the Brothers Quay and cultural theorists such as Michael Shapiro, Jacques Rancière and Slavoj Zizek, among others. Curriculum vitae in www.iglesiasturrion.net
Guest Teachers:
Carou Heriberto Cairo is a professor of political science at the Universidad Complutense. He studied Political Science and Sociology at the same University, his doctorate with a thesis on the territorial dispute between Argentina and Britain that led to the Falklands War. Specializes in geopolitical and military conflicts, areas of interest also include Latin American studies. In addition to coordinating the Master of Latin American Studies, Faculty of Political Science and Sociology, Geography directs the collection of critical editorial Trotta. Among his most notable books, it is noted "Elements for a critical geopolitics of war and peace: the social construction of territorial dispute between Argentina and Britain" (2002) or "Geopolitics, war and resistance" (2006) [Together with Pastor Jaime].
Pablo Sánchez León is a historian, professor of history of thought and social and political movements in the Faculty of Political Science and Sociology at the Complutense University. It takes years devoted to research at the intersection between History and Social Sciences and Humanities in English and foreign. In his research career has been drifting toward the last stages alternating work and publications on medieval history, modern history (Absolutism and community. The social origins of the war of the farmers of Castile) and contemporary history of Spain in Comparative Perspective. He is coauthor of the book with Jesus Izquierdo War we have been told. 1936 and we (Madrid, 2006), historian and in 2008 she coordinated the collective volume The End of historians. Think historically in the XXI century. XXI Century has also published Absolutism and community. Daniel A.
Verdú Schumann is Professor of Film History at the University Carlos III of Madrid. He holds a degree in Fine Arts with Honours Degree from the University Complutense of Madrid (1996), BA in Geography and History from the Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED) (1999), Master of Arts (MA) in Literature Studies Latin American Culture and the Institute of Latin American Studies (ILAS), University of London (1998), and Doctor of Philosophy also from UNED (2004). He has made short research stay at the Freie Universität Berlin (2000 and 2005), Università di Roma 1 "La Sapienza" (2001) and the University of Potsdam (2005). He has also taught at the Universität Paderborn (2009). He has collaborated with the Public Journal writing about film, is also developing work in BFI. His interests are in art criticism and contemporary art and cinema, especially in relation to ideology and the contributions of postmodern thought. Currently participates in the Film and Geography: the implications between film productions and geographical area in Spain (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid). A complete list of his works can be seen in http://www.uc3m.es/portal/page/portal/dpto_hum_geo_hist_arte/miembros_pag/daniel_a_verdu_schumann
Montserrat Iglesias Santos is Professor of Literary Theory and Comparative Literature at the University Carlos III of Madrid, where he also holds the position of Vice Chancellor for Communication, Culture and Sport and University Extension. Currently between its research highlights the emphasis on theory and feminist critique, addressing issues such as the analysis of different cultural practices involved in the symbolic and social construction of sex differences, relations between sex, gender and writing, or the construction of gender through film and literature as cultural practices. Has also made contributions on processes of collective memory through literature and film, as a means of repairing the damage and violence. Since 2005 he directed a research project funded by the Ministry of Education and Science on the construction of the image of the Other and immigration in film and contemporary English literature. In October 1998 he began his collaboration with various media as host of the culture TE +, Canal +. From 2001 to 2004 presented the cultural program Telemadrid, the five senses of culture, being awarded the Silver Antenna by the Association of Radio and Television professionals from Madrid. He has been collaborator of the magazine Cinemania.
free credits: 4 or 5
"Date: 17 sessions on Wednesdays from 24 February to 16 June from 17 to 20 hours.
'Course duration (hours): 51 hours
"Venue: Faculty of Political Science and Sociology at the UCM
No. Capacity: 40
"Amount: $ 100
" Deadline: to deplete
places
To enroll you must go to the General Foundation of the UCM C / Donoso Cortés, 65. 5 th floor (Training). 28015 Madrid. Metro: L6, L3 Moncloa L7 Philippines Hours: MF 9 to 14 h. Tel: 913946392 / 913946410 Fax: 913946405 / 913946411. The tuition payment is made by payment in cash or bank transfer to the General Foundation of the UCM in the following account of Caja de Madrid 2038 1735 95 6000402225. Please telephone to confirm the availability of places before making payment.
Collaborators: AU counter, The Advocate Network (teachers) and CEPS Foundation
The documentation to be attached at the time of registration is:
registration application form
Copy of bank transfer
Copy 2009-2010 enrollment UCM (UCM students only interested in free credits)
Deliver all the previous documentation or faxed to the General Foundation.
MORE INFORMATION: pabloiglesias@cps.ucm.es
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