These days, contemporary writers and filmmakers from around the world must look toward
Asia to acknowledge some of their most meaningful influences. From Akira Kurosawa to Bong
Joon-ho, and from Kenzaburõ Õe to Han Kang, what these makers from Asia have to tell us
about their human experience goes beyond their borders. This course will explore films and
novels created by writers and directors from Korea, Japan, and China to offer a general view of
some of the most meaningful aspects of their craft and their unique points of view. Due to time
constraints we will focus only on these three countries. Trigger warning: Some material in this
course will depict graphic images that might contain animal cruelty, gore, and sexual
violence: please do not join this class if you have strong feelings about this kind of graphic
narratives.

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