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Session 17: Recent cinema from China (Hong Kong): 2046 — third of three sessions

Topics for this session

❖ Recent cinema from China (Hong Kong): 2046

Overall, persistent topics for this film:

  • Characteristics, qualities, methods, completedness and reliability of communication between lovers
  • Layering: role of memories in romance
  • Layering: blending of boundaries of individuals (status of individual)
  • Layering: Non-linearity (narrative structure, experience of the presence as tied to the past and future, especially the past—memories).
  • Comparisons: Dreams in 2046 and Genji.
  • Comparisons: Money in 2046 and Story of the Stone.

Possible topics for this session:

  • Layering: Timelines and whether there is such a thing as an "Asian" timeline.
  • Comparison: Flying Daggers and 2046 in terms of deception.
  • Comparison: Layering of individuals in Flying Daggers and 2046
  • Open topics

Thoughts*

nothing yet ...

Access details

Although your team has probably already solved access issues, the movie is available as follows:

  • Netflix: DVD
  • Media Resources Center (Moffitt): DVD 4876

Required—to be completed for today's session

Access through sidebar tab FILM MODULES:

2046: Fourth session questions (scene summaries optional)


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Course outline
Tu, Jan 22: Sess01
Th, Jan 24: Sess02
Tu, Jan 29: Sess03
Th, Jan 31: Sess04
Tu, Feb 5: Sess05
Th, Feb 7: Sess06
Tu, Feb 12: Sess07
Th, Feb 14: Sess08
Tu, Feb 19: Sess09
Th, Feb 21: Sess10
Tu, Feb 26: Sess11
Th, Feb 28: Sess12 is a MIDTERM
Tu, Mar 5: Sess13
Th, Mar 7: Sess14
Tu, Mar 12: Sess15
Th, Mar 14: Sess16
Tu, Mar 19: Sess17
Th, Mar 21: Sess18
Spring Break
Tu, Apr 2: Sess19
Th, Apr 4: Sess20
Tu, Apr 9: Sess21
Th, Apr 11: Sess22
Tu, Apr 16: Sess23
Th, Apr 18: Sess24
Tu, Apr 23: Sess25
Th, Apr 25: Sess26
Tu, Apr 30: Sess27 is a MIDTERM
Th, May 2: Sess28
Tu, May 7: RRR has presentations
Th, May 9: RRR has presentations
No final exam in this class