Theoretical Frameworks of Avant-Garde Cinematic Practices

This exam focuses on the theoretical frameworks surrounding avant-garde cinematic practices, including the principles of non-linear narratives and experimental aesthetics. Students will engage critically with the historical and contemporary contexts that shape experimental film and video.

Understanding avant-garde practices is essential for recognizing their cultural impact and contribution to mainstream cinema. These works challenge viewers’ perceptions and expand the definition of film, influencing both academic discourse and artistic production.

The exam will assess students' ability to articulate their understanding of avant-garde theories and principles verbally. Students must demonstrate a grasp of key concepts, historical references, and critical analysis through discussion.

Additionally, emphasis will be placed on the ability to draw connections between theoretical concepts and contemporary practice, showcasing the relevance of experimental approaches in modern media landscapes.