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World Cinema - Part 2: Crash Course Film History #15

World Cinema - Part 2: Crash Course Film History #15

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Africa, the Middle East, and South America have their own vibrant film communities and filmmakers. From social and political commentary to experimental films, these regions have made some very important pieces of cinema over the last century. In this episode of Crash Course Film History, Craig talks us through some of these movies and movie makers
Date: 2022-04-04

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Mexico and Argentina had enormous movies industries going back the 1910s through the early 1960s. The Golden Age of Mexican Cinema produced the Ranchero and Rumbera Musicals that we-re extremely popular throughout Latin America. Argentina film industry produced sophisticated light-hearted romantic comedies. As well as, period dramas, gaucho and religious theme epics. Many Mexican and Latin American actors came to Hollywood to work such as Dolores del Rio, Pedro Armendariz, Katy Jurado, Fernando Lamas and Cantiflas to name a few.
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Crash course cinema is amazing and have watched the videos several times over. I have learned so much and had so much fun doing it. I do wish the independent film section was long with such great directors but still fantastic. Bravo! Bravo! Standing ovation and eagle punch
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-World cinema- is a horrible term. Everything that's not made in Hollywood is World cinema? What about the thousands of foreign artists who went to the United States to escape WW2? Do they represent World cinema?
Cinema has no defined language or country.

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Thought you were gonna mention more recent Brazilian movies and directors, such as City of God and Fernando Meirelles. Regardless, good job pronouncing the names, Craig. Not perfect, obviously, but much better than I was expecting.
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I need some help. I am creating a powerpoint on the history of movies and it is going to be just a summary. You made so many videos the history of movies. Which one would you recommend for me to further my research? -Crashcourse
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-CrashCourse Would be really great if you would post a list of all the key movies named in this series, maybe tagged or sorted by their genre, period, something like that! Maybe an IMDb list!
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Please make more videos! This course was extremely (in)formative, I just wish the videos were longer to explore more details and give us more movie recommendations. Thank you for the content!
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I noticed you kept calling directors and actors from Africa and Latin America -indigenous-. What makes them -indigenous- and not directors from America, France, or Italy?
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Despite being Cuban, I had little to no knowledge about Cuban cinema
-edit: - Ah it makes sense now. I was born in the 90s, the same decade Cuban cinema declined

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Majid Majidi's -The Willow Tree- is a remarkable Iranian film about a blind man. It moves slowly so you really feel with the main character.
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