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The Hollywood New Wave (1960s-80s): Rebels and Conglomerates in Hollywood's Last Golden Age
Explore the transformative era of American cinema with "The Hollywood New Wave (1960s-80s): Rebels and Conglomerates in Hollywood's Last Golden Age," offered by UC San Diego Division of Extended Studies.
This Arts & Design course delves into the groundbreaking films and filmmakers who redefined storytelling, aesthetics, and the industry itself during this pivotal period.
Students will analyze the tensions between artistic innovation and corporate control, gaining insights into the cultural, social, and economic forces that shaped Hollywood’s last golden age.
Ideal for film enthusiasts and aspiring creatives, this course provides a deep understanding of how the New Wave movement continues to influence contemporary cinema.
Elevate your appreciation of film history and its enduring legacy with this engaging academic journey.