Now that the semester is coming to a close, I decided to go back and reread my previous blog posts. I can't say that I've taken the time to go through my entries after the initial publishing. It's strange to go back and read them and remember my headspace when writing them or what was going on in my life during that time. Memories rush back of sitting decker auditorium, locking eyes with my friends when something unexpected or hilarious happened, hearing Dr. Esa laugh at a scene that no one else found as funny, and chuckling at the one person who was always asleep and snoring during the
screening.
Overall, I didn't really find this course challenging. After taking both Intro to Cinema & Film Analysis: Hitchcock, I was used to this style of class. It was difficult to keep up with the journal entries from time to time. I really appreciated the variety of films we watched (even if I didn't agree with the choices of the films). I don't think I would have watched the majority of these films had it not been for this course. My favorite out of all of the films we watched was The One Hundred-Foot Journey. This perfectly depicts the idea that Reel Food & World Cinema is trying to get across.
screening.
Overall, I didn't really find this course challenging. After taking both Intro to Cinema & Film Analysis: Hitchcock, I was used to this style of class. It was difficult to keep up with the journal entries from time to time. I really appreciated the variety of films we watched (even if I didn't agree with the choices of the films). I don't think I would have watched the majority of these films had it not been for this course. My favorite out of all of the films we watched was The One Hundred-Foot Journey. This perfectly depicts the idea that Reel Food & World Cinema is trying to get across.
In the end, I really loved this class and I would definitely recommend this class to my fellow students.
Signing Off,
Imani Jackson :)
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