Movies and media seem to have a subtle relationship with history since their inception. Movies and media can create a more vivid memory space, allowing different communities to tell their own stories. Recently, from philosophical theory, art creation to popular culture, 'the human era' and 'post-humanism' have been frequently cited as hot topics to explain the historical era we are in. How should we consider movies and media in the human era? How can different types of movies and media visualize the speculation and inspiration of concepts such as life and ecology? How to think about topics such as cyborgs, artificial intelligence, utopia and disaster through movies and media? How to use creative media represented by movies to think and express these questions?

In 'FusionX Movies and Media in the Human Era: Critical Thinking and Multimedia Creation,' you will understand the history of world cinema and the differences between different types of movie and media aesthetics through lectures, course discussions, movie screenings and workshops; explore the main trends and theories of the human era, post-humanism, and environmental humanities, and rethink movies and media based on this. At the same time, you will learn the basic skills of film analysis and academic research related to movies and media issues, which involves reading, thinking, discussing literature, critical thinking and academic paper writing around a topic; you will also learn to express personal thoughts using creative thinking and multimedia creation skills.