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    News Report: Students Clean Up Waterfront April 23‚ 2012 Yesterday‚ students at Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute won the contest. They were participating in a clean-up contest held by Live Green Toronto™ on Earth Day. The school that collected the most garbage would receive a $5000 grant for their school and runner up grants. The students‚ who were eager to win‚ went to Downtown Waterfront to clean up garbage along the Lakeshore. There were over 70 other schools across the TDSB were involved

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    and I want her to win” (Bend it like Beckham‚ 2004 1:38:07). The scenes in both texts are represented in point of view shots‚ this cinematic technique allows viewers to develop empathy for the circumstances that the protagonists are experiencing. Also‚ the audience can also better understand the importance of fulfilment. Another idea that is driven by this technique is that passion is a strong driving force to success‚ in both texts we learn that it is important for individuals to push themselves

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    Elia Kazan’s ‘On the Waterfront’ journeys the moral redemption of Terry Malloy and his struggle to break free of the heavily ingrained ‘D and D’ (deaf and dumb) culture. The transformation of the attitudes of mainstream society are made possible through many characters on the docks‚ it is however Terry that ultimately unites the waterfront and brings justice to a once corrupt society. Through Terry’s three-fold journey of moral awakening‚ enlightenment and catharsis we are able to witness the breakage

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    Elia Kazan’s portrayal of good and evil in ’On the Waterfront’ is more than it meets the eye. Good and Evil appear in seperate characters and also at different times on the same characters. More importantly‚ Elia Kazan gets an important message across; No character is truly evil. Good is symbolised in numerous ways throughought the film. The church is one such example of this. It represents the highest order of purity and goodness‚ yet it is always on the background of the film. During

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    Both Rose and Kazan delineate their protagonists to create their own moral tendencies against all opposing majority even though they are frowned upon for doing so. Within On The Waterfront‚ Terry Malloy creates a misplaced and nervous figure‚ although he contrasts this when becoming much more confident to oppose the antagonist‚ Johnny Friendly. A conversation between Terry and Eddie shows that Terry is in fact “with [himself]” and not on any opposing side. This concludes that Terry does not follow

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    another world which is different with the living world and form a virtual view of the world like appearance of the super heros to save the people in the dangerous situations and the world that is worked by the magic‚ not science. As a result‚ ‘Marble Cinematic Universe’ is established and the Hogwarts is build in each countries. Like this‚ the view of the world forms one prologue through the Story telling : it is a compound word of ‘story’ and ‘telling’ and means delivering through the word‚ image and

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    Emmanuela Kubari Period 2 IB Biology SL Cinematic Suspense on the Heart Rate Research question: What is the effect of suspenseful movie scenes from Jaw on the Heart Rate Hypothesis: Suspenseful movies tend to trigger emotional release because films tend to transmit ideas through emotions rather than through intellect. It is an interesting thing to consider‚ given the fact that the person is just sitting there watching images. Therefore‚ it is surprising to see the effects that suspense has on the

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    This cinematic adaptation of Christopher Isherwood’s novel‚ “A Single Man” (2009) combined the efforts of fashion designer and newly‚ as a director‚ emerging Tom Ford‚ talented cast and crew‚ who created a breathtakingly beautiful and haunting work of art. The film itself‚ as well as individual cast and crew members‚ have received numerous prestigious nominations and awards for their stupendous work. The story was adapted to the screen by Tom Ford with the help of screenwriter David Scearce. It follows

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    In his paper "Cultural Identity & Cinematic Representation‚" Stuart Hall addresses the issue of cultural identity and the cinematic representation. Stuart remarks that there are several definitions of cultural identity. However‚ he uses it in terms of the idea of "oneness" of people. The definition reflects the common historical experiences ignoring the divisions of the actual sub culture. According to Hall media or Caribbean Cinema has to discover this particular cultural identity. This conception

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    requires an element of deception so that reality can be legitimized and accepted by the audience. Cinema‚ at best complements and at worst obfuscates human memory. Jia Zhangke‚ Lou Ye‚ and Jiang Wen offer a subtle and fascinating account of the cinematic representation of the problem of memory. Since the inception of the camera‚ filmmakers have evolved motion pictures into not simply a reflection but a crucial indicator of human experience‚ especially our experience of fleeting time and of the current

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