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Course Description

Why were the 70s the last golden age of American cinema?  Those films, made mostly by young, up-and-coming filmmakers, successfully broke all the previous rules of how Hollywood movies were made. FInd out how they pioneered the use of taboo-breaking subject matter and hired actors who looked more ‘ordinary’ than previous stars. Discover or re-visit the decade’s classics, such as The Godfather I and II, Nashville, Taxi Driver, Carrie, and Jaws -- movies that make today’s mostly pallid American entertainment look dull and out-of-touch.

Learning Outcomes

  • Learn what was fresh about the films of the 70s. 
  • Discover why they resonated with film-goers. 
  • Appreciate a wide-ranging and very diverse group of films. 
  • Understand why we likely won’t see such movies from Hollywood again.
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Type
In-Class
Days
W
Time
6:00PM to 9:00PM
Dates
Oct 07, 2026 to Nov 25, 2026
Schedule and Location
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Contact Hours
24.0
Campus
  • St. George Campus
Delivery Options
IN-CLASS  
Course Fees
Flat Fee non-credit $345.00 Click here to get more information
Instructors
Section Notes

This is an in-class course scheduled to take place from October 7th 2026 to November 25th 2026. 

Classes will be held on Wednesday's from 6:00PM to 9:00PM. 

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