Strangerhood in the Metropolis

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Dear all,

Here are the readings for the coming week (we only have one final week left before Christmas !!!)

Required Readings
Georg Simmel, “the Stranger”
Also available online at: http://midiacidada.org/img/O_Estrangeiro_SIMMEL.pdf

Film for discussion: Lost in Translation, Dir. Sophia Coppola, 2003

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  1. Julia Sinusía SantedDecember 19, 2013 at 1:33 AM

    Link to the website of the "step by step scene design" in Lost in Translation :

    http://intjournal.com/

    Click in "ISSUES" and a menu with the films will appear. Enjoy ;)

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