Vincent Bohlinger

Craig-Lee Hall 355 (401) 456-8660 (401) 456-8027 vbohlinger@ric.edu

Academic Background

B.A. Johns Hopkins University
M.A., Ph.D. University of Wisconsin (Madison)

Research

Professor Bohlinger is currently working on a book titled Compromising Kino: The Development of Socialist Realist Film Style in the Soviet Union, 1928-1935. This project is based on archival documents and films found in and around Moscow and examines the changing content, look, and sound of Soviet Cinema during the early years of Stalin.

Specializations

Russian & Soviet Cinema, East Asian Cinema, Documentary Film, Film Style & Analysis

Courses Taught

• ENGL 116: Approaches to Film & Film Criticism


• FILM 162: The Afro-Brazilian Experience & Brazilian Cinema


• FILM 221: Film History II: World War II to the Present


• FILM 262: Race and Representation in Film: Asian, American, Asian-American


• FILM 352: American Film Comedy - History and Theory


• FILM 352: Documentary Film


• FILM 353: Contemporary Chinese Cinemas: Hong Kong, Taiwan, China


• FILM 353: Russian & Soviet Cinema


• FILM 450: Classical Film Theory


• FILM 454: Film Theory