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30 components
From the Fall 2026 syllabus. 30 graded components.
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Official source · University of Toronto Mississauga
This course explores the histories, theories, and key themes of African cinema from 1960 to the present, examining how filmmakers across the continent and diaspora engage with the complexities of African life.
Prerequisite
None listed
Where the marks come from
Fall 2026 syllabus
Final Paper 30%
Video Essay 20%
Final Paper · 30%Video Essay · 20%Unit Quiz 1 · 5%Unit Quiz 2 · 5%Unit Quiz 3 · 5%Letterboxd Review 1 · 2%Letterboxd Review 10 · 2%Letterboxd Review 2 · 2%Letterboxd Review 3 · 2%Letterboxd Review 4 · 2%Letterboxd Review 5 · 2%Letterboxd Review 6 · 2%Letterboxd Review 7 · 2%Letterboxd Review 8 · 2%Letterboxd Review 9 · 2%Attendance And Participation 1 · 1%Attendance And Participation 10 · 1%Attendance And Participation 11 · 1%Attendance And Participation 12 · 1%Attendance And Participation 13 · 1%Attendance And Participation 14 · 1%Attendance And Participation 15 · 1%Attendance And Participation 2 · 1%Attendance And Participation 3 · 1%Attendance And Participation 4 · 1%Attendance And Participation 5 · 1%Attendance And Participation 6 · 1%Attendance And Participation 7 · 1%Attendance And Participation 8 · 1%Attendance And Participation 9 · 1%
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