“The hidden figure of crime.” This is how the United Nations describes the 20- to 40-million people who are being held in slavery today. The lesser-known but powerful films in our brief series consider the evils of human trafficking via some popular genres. The Lost Son is a crime drama, while La Sconosciuta takes the form of a thriller. And Once You’re Born… is an adventure full of unexpected twists and turns. These are films, mostly in foreign languages, with English subtitles and address difficult themes with explicit content.
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This course explores the emerging discipline of postcolonial theology.
Considering the challenges posed by contemporary Third World theologians, the course explores
List of films with discussion topics:
Film selection is subject to confirmation.
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Regis College is located at 100 Wellesley Street West, Toronto, near the corner of Queen’s Park Crescent East. Regis College is on the 94 Wellesley TTC bus route and a short walk (south) from the Museum subway station. Public parking is available in the University of St. Michael’s College parking lot on St. Joseph Street, one block north of Regis College. The venue is accessible.
For more information about the Faith Issues Today Continuous Learning Series, please contact regis.communications@utoronto.ca or call 416-922-5474 x231.
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If you experience difficulty, please contact regis.communications@utoronto.ca or call 416-922-5474 x231.
A series of 1-hour masterpieces by
Introducing postwar European culture in six theologically oriented works by popular writers and filmmakers. After each viewing, discussion will explore the historical, social, and spiritual worlds behind each film.