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    focus on the “Bomba” films that were shown in the independent film‚ “Serbis”‚ and their significance to the story. I will analyze the posters‚ signages and film semiotically and show its relevance to the plot. I will show what the “Bomba” film is about and how its seen in a cultural context to show what it really signifies when seen in the movie. Together with the concept of mis en scene‚ that every part of the frame has a meaning‚ those posters and signages will make you see the film in a whole new level

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    As a sociologist‚ I examined the movie named Mustang and in this essay‚ I will try to explain the actions of characters and the events that have happened in the movie by using the sociological imagination. The relationship between the five sisters‚ the grandmother and the uncle is based on sexism‚ gender roles‚ also on the separation of spheres. In the movie‚ sexism can be seen in almost every scene‚ for example‚ the importance that has been attributed to the virginity of girls as it’s the only

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    Film Essay À ma soeur! (2001) À ma soeur! – in english For my Sister aka Fat Girl – it’s Catherine Breillat eight film. Her movies always were very controversial and À ma soeur! is not an exeption. The film is devoted an immortal theme‚ sexual awakening‚ and also a theme of first Breillat of the novel L ’Homme facile (1967) and her first film‚ Une Jeune Fille Vraie 1976. Sexual awakening always were a debate‚ but never more than in Catherine movies. For Breilla‚ sexual awakening

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    Seabiscuit Film Analysis

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    Although I will cover the entire soundtrack in my lecture‚ the main point that I would like to emphasize that is done well in this film is Newman’s use of sounds‚ especially through music‚ transitions and the use

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    Jaws Film Review

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    Jaws Film Review ‘Jaws’ is one of Spielberg’s most easily recognisable movies. It is unique in a way that is rarely seen in cinema. He set a new standard for horror films. In this movie‚ the small northern town of Amity is ‘haunted’ by a great white shark which kills its first victim in the abandoned night. It is an attack which‚ when later discovered‚ causes police chief Brody‚ against his will‚ to let the beach stay open for the fourth of July due to the fact that it was the main source of

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    Diagnostic Film Rating

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    Definitions ANSI film rating: desigrates film speed (sensitivity) by using letters A-F (A-slowest‚ F-fastest) Characteristic curve: Film contrast is usually expressed in the slope of the line in the diagnostically useful part of the characteristic curve. Cassette: A container for x-ray film that is light-tight yet permits penetration of x-rays. Double

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    text. 3. Jean-Luc Godard’s use of sound in his films can be described as a mixture of conventional and contrapuntal strategies. Give an account of how this particular mixture affects the act of film viewing. 4. Sound in film is often considered as secondary in importance to the image as a communicator of narrative information. Discuss whether and why you agree or disagree with this implicit hierarchy‚ giving examples from films that you have been shown on this course to support your

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    Elements Of Film Noir

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    The term film noir can be defined as a style of film which was marked by a period of pessimism‚ self doubt and fatalism. The term was applied by French critics in the 1946 to a group of US films that were made during the war and that were released in quick succession after 1945. Ultimately there has been much debate surround the ambiguity of the term‚ but it is now understood that film noir is more of a narrative and stylistic tendency and ultimately “a critical category” rather than a genre in

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    Mash Film Analysis

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    just because someone else is talking does not mean some one else isn’t going to talk over them‚ this adds a real dose of realism to the movie‚ as well as adding an element of chaos‚ which is a major aspect to the war‚ and surgery tents. Its like the films protagonists relished in breaking the rules‚ and that is shown through the technical aspects of Mash

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    Until this point‚ special effects artists were mostly limited to methods of stop-motion animation and practical effects to create fantastical displays within a film. That was until ground-breaking director Stephen Spielberg‚ who is most famous for his work in classic films such as E.T. and Jaws‚ made a single decision that would influence film-making to this day. It was the decision to utilize computer graphics in the iconic production‚ Jurassic Park. Filmmakers had used computer graphics previously

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