LALS 3403

Latinos and Film

Seton Hall University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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The course traces the history of the Latino presence in U.S. filmmaking from the silent era, through the first Spanish language talkies produced in the U.S., to the films of today including both features and documentaries. The centrality of the question of Latino political power (or the historical lack thereof) will also be examined. We will closely study historical, social and aesthetic aspects of each movie discussed.

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