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March 2007, Week 4

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Yomi Braester <[log in to unmask]>
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Please note that the deadline for applying for the summer program at the
Beijing Film Academy (description posted again below) has been extended to
March 26. Applicants who are unsure if their application material will
arrive on time, or who have any other questions, are encouraged to contact
the program director, Yomi Braester, by email: [log in to unmask] Please
distribute the information to students, colleagues, and email lists.

The Summer Program in Chinese Film History and Criticism is especially well
suited for:
-	Uper-level undergraduates who intend to continue their studies in
Chinese cinema, 
-	Graduate students and professors who plan to teach courses involving
Chinese films. 

The program is hosted at the Beijing Film Academy on July 2-29, 2007. 12
quarter credits are earned at the University of Washington and are
transferable to other institutions. No knowledge of Chinese is required. 

The courses will be taught by at least six professors, including three
professors from outside Asia (Chris Berry, Yomi Braester, and James Tweedie)
and three faculty members of the Beijing Film Academy. The program also
includes meetings with filmmakers (last year's guest speakers included,
among others, Jia Zhangke, Tian Zhuangzhuang, Zhang Yuan, and Wang Chao).
The program cost is $2,900 + registration fee.
 
Please visit our web site at http://faculty.washington.edu/yomi/bfa for
further details on the curriculum, application procedures, and financial
aid.

The extended deadline for application is March 26, 2007. 



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