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    India Packaged Food Industry escalating by double digit growth rate in the last five years: Ken research Busier lifestyles resulting in the demand for convenience products to persistently provide a major thrust to the growth in the packaged food sector in India New Delhi: 29/7/2013- Packaged food sector is presently the fifth largest sector in India and has grown rapidly over the past few years. India packaged food industry has escalated remarkably at a CAGR of 15.6% from FY’2007-FY’2013. The

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    characteristics. There is generally a voice-over throughout the film in order to guide the audience’s perceptions. These movies also involve a crime and a detective who is trying to figure out the truth in the situation. This detective usually encounters a femme fatale who seduces him. However‚ the most distinctive feature of the film noir genre is the abundance of darkness. Roman Polanski’s 1974 film‚ "Chinatown"‚ revolutionized the film noir genre. Aside from the absence of voice-over‚ the film shares

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    of the Femme fatale and rapidly defined gender roles by building up the powerful and independent women. Film noir the femme fatale was a portrayal of women as they had never been seen before. She was the exciting‚ illicit desire of the male protagonist. She could lure a man to commit murder for her own purposes. The murder would usually be that of the man’s wife. In film noir‚ the gender roles had changed‚ the woman was usually the stronger character and sometimes the villain. The femme fatale

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    Noir. Some conventions that a film has to have to be considered film noir are the use of Chiaroscuro lighting‚ Femme Fatale‚ crime and violence‚ use of venetian blinds or bars‚ use of different camera angles‚ rural or urban settings‚ and use of

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    The Hays Code in Film Noir The Motion Picture Production Code‚ commonly known as the Hays Code‚ was adopted in March 1930‚ though it was not truly enforced until four years later in 1934. This set of rules had tremendously influenced the way Hollywood movies were made for a number of years. This code was based on the ethics and norms if that time. There were three main principals of the Hays Code. The first was no picture shall be produced that will lower the moral standard of those who see it

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    12-01-12 Anh Thy Le Quang Mrs. Kalashnikov 604103MQ-02 Formative Essay Virginia Woolf created Septimus Warren Smith as a double for Clarissa. In what ways are Clarissa and Septimus different? In what ways are they the same? Published in 1925‚ Mrs. Dalloway is a novel written by Virginia Woolf‚ an English novelist who is considered as being one of the most important writers of the twentieth century. This novel covers multiple themes such as solitude‚ insanity‚ love and

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    Pulp Fiction: Shortcomings of a “Neo-Noir” The remarkable stylistic conventions of classical film noir have made it one of the most memorable and recognizable film genres to this day. Each film noir picture is uniquely told though it use of degrees of darkness‚ contrasting lighting‚ rain-covered city streets‚ isolated protagonist‚ and devious dames that effortlessly lure men into a cold trap of criminal deeds. Pulp Fiction‚ a film by Quentin Tarantino‚ is said to be one of film noir’s strongest

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    blackmailed by Joe Brody. Carmen is clearly the femme fatal who killed her brother in law Rusty because he didn’t give her the time of day. This book might be known to many but few can understand the complexity of this novel. Many characters though out this novel double -crossone another and many secrets are exposed. Before I get started‚ I would like to describe what a femme fatale is according to the Merriam Webster Dictionary.  A femme fatale is a very attractive women who causes trouble or

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    References: 1. Double indemnity ( Billy Wilder‚ 1944‚ US) 2 3. Marnie (Alfred Hitchcock‚ 1964‚ US) 4 5. Searchers‚ The (John Ford‚ 1956‚ US) 6

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    Pulp Fiction is a movie that almost everyone today has seen. However‚ it can be a difficult movie to understand if one is only looking for a straight story. Pulp fiction seems to have multiple stories being told almost simultaneously. Some will say it is about two hit men or a boxer‚ but the truth is there is no story behind the film. The whole purpose of the film is to parody every type of film movement created. From documentary as a style to Surrealism‚ this film leaves no movement out. The

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