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    The Cambodian Genocide The Cambodian Genocide was a genocide that was very harsh and ruined many people’s lives forever. From April 17‚ 1975 to January 6‚ 1979‚ more than 2 million people died under the Khmer Rouge rule led by Pol Pot in the terrible genocide that we call the Cambodian Genocide. Pol Pot’s main reason to start this genocide was to nationalize the peasant farming society of Cambodia ideally overnight‚ in accordance with the Chinese Communist agricultural model. This horrific genocide

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    gets‚ as well as the social class she grew up in that led to Mia’s destructive behavior and the lack of opportunity that she has. Andrea Arnold portrays these ideas through her use of camera placement‚ lens choice‚ screenplay‚ mise en scène‚ and diegetic sound. The scene that I chose to analyze is the progression in which Connor takes Mia and her family to a river in the countryside and shows Mia how to catch a fish by a technique called noodling‚ up to the point where Connor carries Mia on his

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    Films use a variety of methods to illustrate both the personality of characters and the changes that they undergo. The two main ways a film can accomplish this are through visually depicting that change through certain cinematographic means or through more direct means such as dialog and intonation. The best scenes are those that carefully blend both methods in order to craft complex characters and show their development. The scene “Time is Luck” in Miami Vice is a great example of such. The scene

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    drags out and intensifies the audiences’ anticipation as to how Godfrey will take his revenge after he is shown with weapons and an accomplice. The sound throughout this scene is mostly non-diegetic‚ a soundtrack piece‚ however diegetic sound can be heard in a discussion between Ricky and Shea. Ambient/diegetic sound is noted during the vandalism of Wisdom’s car‚ as well as laughter and skates from Ricky’s shots. An upbeat track is used to establish a sense of pace to the scene‚ while keeping up with

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    amount of the hidden meaning to influence the audience to feel bad for what John and Pearl are going for. Some of these major meaning in this specific scene are the backlit silhouette of the bird in the cage‚ the view from behind the cows‚ the non-diegetic music‚ Harry riding the mule on the horizon‚ and the river. At the beginning of the scene when John and Pearl exit

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    courage and spirit. Fukunaga portrays the deqw of isolation and loneliness through the film techniques of music and sound effects. The director shows this by adding non-diegetic sounds to the diegetic sounds in the movie‚ representing this in the opening scene‚ which depicts Jane running across a field‚ crying. There are many diegetic sound here such as‚ the wind howling‚ eqw thunder‚ Jane crying and leaves crunching under her feet‚ which sets the scene for the audience. Subsequently a sad and lonely

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    Wai Cheng who is a Chinese diplomat. At the time of the simulation‚ China and Cambodia were close allies as both regimes were communist. Cheng is well acquainted with most of the Khmer Rouge‚ however‚ does not defend Pol Pot and his actions during the time of his reign. My overall goal is to ensure that the Khmer Rouge is not made as the scapegoat. Therefore the pressing issue I will seek to negotiate is accountability; who should be prosecuted and how? Cheng also believes that this is a matter

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    introduces the horrific and terrifying Cambodian genocide through one child’s personal story: When Arn Chorn Pond is just 11 years old‚ he and his fellow Cambodian citizens were forced out of their homes by a radical Cambodian army called the Khmer Rouge. The Khmer Rouge forced their prisoners to give up their possessions and wealth. After doing so‚ they were forced to march to death camps

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    with a rural setting of the Amish. It shows that the Amish world is very peaceful and very community orientated. It looks like it should be back in the past and how they are living in modern society but just completely ignoring it. The use of non-diegetic music helps convey a peaceful and relaxed setting. It is unusual for a crime scene due to the location is vast in the country side and the Amish people normal restrict themselves from society. b) Notice how the low camera angles create unexpected

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    support for the Khmer Rouge. With the economic support‚ the Khmer Rouge was able to afford to continue their reign over Cambodia. The United States also aided in the destruction of the Cambodia that existed before Pol Pot by bombing and killing up to 150‚000 Cambodian citizens in support of this regime (The Original Cambodian‚ 1993). This accounts for ten percent of the total death toll that resulted in this ruling. Along with the U.S.‚ China also expressed support for the Khmer Rouge. They allied with

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