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HUM-233: Film history and theory

CINEMA JAPONAIS, IMAGINAIRES DU DESASTRE : Ce cours vise à proposer une histoire du cinéma au prisme du cinéma japonais, et de différentes approches critiques et théoriques en lien avec la production de représentations du désastre. ...

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This lecture presents a heated confrontation between Bill and his colleagues over a stolen design, leading to a tense situation as they prepare to chase a storm with advanced technology.

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