Please note that admission to the Minor in World Cinemas is suspended until further notice.
In the Minor and Major in World Cinemas, you explore the major trends that have shaped film from its birth to its current state. Comprised of courses from various departments at the Faculty of Arts (Communication, English, Français, Modern Languages and Literature, and Music), these programs gives you the knowledge you need to better appreciate the world's greatest cinematographic works and the legacy they've left for all humanity. What's more, as globalization transforms the world and as cultural products cross borders faster and faster, cinema is both a particularly effective tool for helping us to know ourselves and others and a catalyst for more productive personal and cross-cultural understanding and dialogue.
This program is offered in English and in French.
The table below includes only discipline-specific courses. Please refer to the Academic Regulations for information on including a minor to your degree.
Requirements for this program have been modified. Please consult the 2015-2016 calendars for the previous requirements.
Code | Title | Units |
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CIN 2101 | History of Cinema I: 1895-1960 | 3 Units |
CIN 2102 | History of Cinema II: since 1960 | 3 Units |
3 course units from: | 3 Units | |
Canadian and Quebec Cinema I: fiction | ||
Canadian and Quebec Cinema II: documentary | ||
21 optional course units from: | 21 Units | |
Cinema in the German Speaking Countries | ||
Arabic Cinema and Visual Media | ||
East Asian Cinemas | ||
Theories of Cinema | ||
Special Topics in Film Studies | ||
African Cinema | ||
French cinema | ||
Indigenous Cinema | ||
American Cinema | ||
Canadian and Quebec Cinema I: fiction | ||
Canadian and Quebec Cinema II: documentary | ||
Film Analysis | ||
Literature and Film | ||
Spanish and Latin American Cinema | ||
La francophonie par les films | ||
Italian Cinema | ||
Polish Post-War Cinema | ||
Literature and Cinema of the Portuguese Speaking Countries | ||
Russian Cinema | ||
Yiddish Culture, Literature, and Film | ||
Total: | 30 Units |