GER-AHSS
HC802E UNDERSTANDING CHINESE CINEMAS
relaxing course to take. every week just go there watch movie and listen to the lecturer. Conducted in english. (there's another module code for chinese)usually the lecturer will discuss about the movie screened last week, then he will screen the next movie.
note: don't talk while he is explaining, but talk if he ask for class participation, else if he will become

and sit there diao u all till u all become quiet. overall quite a nice guy, will crack jokes now and then.
movies shown are usually from old to recent. comes with english subtitles. got some RA

and even one show totally banned in sg for promoting alternate lifestyle. (and that's actually the best show in the lot IMO)
Got one written essay to be done during the recess week. (quite easy, it's on one of the subject portrayed in the movie). then exams is choose dunno 4 or 5 essays out of 7 or 8 essays. (forgot liao

)
I SU-ed the module, so dunno how much I should have get. but i find the exam quite easy. juz talk cok only can liao.
below is the list of movies that they screened.
Goddess. Dir. Wu Yonggang. 1934.
One-Armed Swordsman. Dir. Chang Che. 1967.
Intimate Confessions of a Chinese Courtesan Dir. Chu Yuan. 1972.
Formula 17. Dir. Chen Yin Jung. 2004.
Judou. Dir. Zhang Yimou. 1989.
City of Sadness. Dir. Hou Hsiao Hsien. 1989.
Days of Being Wild. Dir. Wong Kar Wai. 1991.
The Wayward Cloud. Dir. Tsai Ming Liang. 2005.
Comrades, Almost a Love Story. Dir. Peter Chan. 1996. (dont rem watching this one, i think they switched to 15 by Royston Tan)