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    A film director‚ fundamentally‚ is the one with the most control over the creative aspects of a film’s production‚ but they are also much more than that - they are most often the driving force behind a film‚ with command over the cast members and production design‚ and are tasked with the most difficult endeavor of making their stories come to life. They take little pieces of their heart‚ soul and mind and put them in their films‚ and because of this‚ diminutive pieces of the director are permanently

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    board member Miranda Tate’s clean energy project‚ designed to harness fusion power‚ only to shut it down after discovering the core could be used as a nuclear weapon. Blake-who has deduced Batman’s identity-and Gardon encourage Batman to return‚ but Alfred Pennyworth resigns after a failed attempt to dissuade him‚ including informing Bruce that Rachel Dawes had intended to marry Dent before she died . Banes attacks a stock exchange and bankrupts Bruce‚ using fingerprints cat burglar Selina Kyle stole

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    The film “Something the Lord Made” directed by Joseph Sargent tells the tale of Alfred Blalock‚ a cardiologist‚ and his African American lab technician Vivien Thomas‚ who work together in finding a solution to a disease known as Blue Baby Syndrome before time runs out. Though in the beginning Thomas was intended to be a janitor for Blalock’s laboratory‚ Thomas’ profound knowledge of medicine and the body led him to be Blalock’s right-hand man‚ and together‚ they further their research. Though

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    Describing the Highwayman Alfred Noyes’ poem‚ ‘The Highwayman’‚ is a narrative and intriguing tale. It is a poem that celebrates passion‚ adventure and also tragedy. The romantic ballad tells of a suspenseful story. It is about colourful characters told in a simple and straightforward language. The Highwayman is conveyed as a mysterious and unpredictable character in the poem and the reader is left with varied emotions about him. Set in England‚ during the reign of King George III‚ the poem tells

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    Guts‚ and gore and cannibalism is left for the movies‚ right? While most horror films are made of up from the extensive imagination and dark corners of the mind‚ not all are fully fiction. It is said that the average person walks past a murder thirty-six times in their life. How often is it that one of those murders you walk past just happens to be a cannibal or inspire many famous horror films. Jeffrey Dahmer‚ “The Milwaukee Cannibal‚” and Ed Gein‚ “The Real Leatherface‚” put a new definition to

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    a film bears the creative imprint of one individual‚ usually the director …" and that it " … is taken to reveal the personality of its director …" such that the director is referred to as an auteur (p. 464). Certain decisions made by the director Alfred Hitchcock to employ similar idealistic themes throughout the movies Psycho‚ The Birds and Rear Window let him express his creative style. Voyeurism is undoubtedly the most recognizable feature in Hitchcock’s movies‚ similarly addressed in each movie

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    Compare/Contrast Essay-"The Birds" The movie and the story‚ "The Birds" have many similarities and differences. From characters‚ to settings‚ to minor differences in the plot.The story "The Birds" is about a fishing village in Cornwall‚ England being attacked by masses of birds. The main character‚ Nat‚ is ahead of everyone else when he notices the birds’ strange behavior. In the movie‚ the main character is Melanie Daniels‚ she travels from San Francisco to Bodega Bay to deliver some

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    Horror films pay their tribute to the classic razor sharp‚ etching noise of strings from the movie Psycho‚ causing the immediate rise of dread and suspension. The director-composer duo responsible for the acclaimed “all-time best horror film” Psycho‚ Alfred Hitchcock and Bernard Herrmann‚ had previously worked on many films together‚ already having a close professional relationship‚ making it easier for the two create a movie that was the product of both their visions. When Psycho was released in 1960

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    Sigmund Freud believed that our mind always have conflicts with itself. Anxiety and unhappiness is the main symptoms for this situation. Bertha Pappenhein alias Anna O case is one of the classic case study by Freud (Stevenson‚ 1996). Anna O is a young girl in her early twenties; she was a patient of Dr.Breuer. She showed some physiological and psychological disturbance like nervous cough‚ rigid paralysis‚ eye movement disturbed‚ power of speech reduces and others (Stevenson‚ 1996). After doing some

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    the British crime film industry slowed down a little. People didn’t want to be reminded of the harshness of real life but wanted to be taken away from the war and real life therefore‚ crime films didn’t properly restart until the late 20’s thanks to Alfred Hitchcock. 1920-1930 – The Great War had ended and things were looking better for Britain as unemployment and poverty decreased during the 20’s. 1927 – The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog (Hitchcock) Silent the first true ’ Hitchcock film’

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