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    The Achievements of Alfred Hitchcock Alfred Hitchcock‚ born in 1899 in England‚ remains a prominent figure in the world of cinema. Hitchcock’s passion for film began in his childhood with his first job as writer of the title cards for silent films and‚ later on‚ becoming a director. Influenced by his Catholic upbringing‚ Hitchcock developed a sense of guilt and sin throughout his life with which he portrays in his work (Kehoe N.P.). As the leading director in the 1930’s‚ Hitchcock set the standard

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    Shining directed by Stanley Kubrick is a phenominal movie. Stanley Kubrick made this movie with no coinsedences. The main character‚ Jack Torrence‚ agrees to watch the Overlook hotel in the winter. Over his time there he goes insane‚ almost like Norman Bates from Psycho is insane. Also throughout the movie there is a ton of red‚ white‚ and blue. This movie is under the suspense unit‚ but some can argue that it is horror. There are many themes throughout the shining that people notice while watching

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    Webster 5 TO WHAT EXTENT DOES POSTCLASSICAL NARRATIVE DIFFER FROM CLASSICAL NARRATIVE? COMPARE AND CONTRAST ONE CLASSICAL FILM AND ONE POST-CLASSICAL FILM. It is undeniable that the types of films being released and audience expectations have changed hugely over the years. Between the 1920s and 1960s‚ the Hollywood studio system dominated all aspects of film production. Consequently‚ they needed to create films that were appealing and accessible to the masses in order to maximise profits (Gomery

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    has been that it has the power to find the weaknesses of the person’s opponent and to target them with this sword”. “Where was this sword discovered and who was the one who discovered it” I asked him. “This sword was made by a philosopher named Norman Bates‚ who lived in Norway in 500 B.C‚ he was studying one of Plato’s manuscripts when he came across a page which showed the location of the sword”. “He tracked down that sword and he did not know his hidden power until he tried using it on one of his

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    schizophrenia. Mental illness is not just schizophrenia‚ but instead involves a wide range‚ like personality disorders‚ mood disorders‚ and cognitive disorders like autism and dementia. But with movies consisting of mentally ill characters‚ like Norman Bates in “Psycho”‚ Michael Myers in “Halloween”‚ or Dr. Hannibal Lecter in “Silence of the Lambs”‚ that portray mental illness as a false idea.

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    between King Stephen and the English Church Assistant Dr. Monica Oancă The civil war between King Stephen and Empress Matilda was an Anglo-Norman crisis with deep implications both for the English aristocracy and for the ecclesiastical authority within the realm. Although the political repercussions of the splintering of the Anglo-Norman ruling elite have often been discussed‚ the position of the Church and its bishops has been usually overlooked although during medieval times the Church

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    raise new ones‚ as we take a multifaceted look at madness. We will start the year through the lense of popular culture by analyzing specific characters in widely viewed films. These will include the classic movies Psycho (1960) and the character Norman Bates‚ A Clockwork Orange (1971) and Alex‚ The Shining (1980) and Jack Torrence‚ Silence of the Lambs (1990) and Hannibal Lector‚ Fight Club (1999) and The Narrator‚ and The Dark Knight (2008) and The Joker. Through these films we will gain an understanding

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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR EDMUND RICE DAY Friday 22 March 2013 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITY VENUE TIME TEACHER STUDENT LEADERS Snack Bar/Cans of Soft Drink Woodwork/Zampatti Oval 1.30pm – 2.00pm 2.00pm – 2.30pm T Trupkovic Leah Irving Tania Willard Kenny Ho Lauren Flint Leanne Adams VCAL Gladiator Aphrasia St Oval 12.30 pm – 1.00pm 1.00pm – 1.30pm 1.30pm – 2.00pm D Shalders G Tomadin Craig Browne Bob Merrigan Ashwin Pillai Chris Lynch Joel

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    part- entertaining villains. I have personally arrived at a point in which I have come to believe that the most unique‚ complicated‚ and noteworthy horror villain is not Freddy Krueger‚ Nor Michael Myers‚ Nor Jason Voorhees‚ Nor Jaws‚ Nor Norman Bates‚ Nor the Devil… No‚ none of these. Ladies and gentlemen‚ as I see it… one of the greatest horror villains is Leprechaun. Here are some quick facts to provide you with some background if you are unfamiliar with Leprechaun. -Leprechaun

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    the different moods. (Barsam 444). According to the article‚ German Expressionism‚ the shadow becomes the storyteller by reflecting the character’s actions as shown in Nosferatu and a technique used by Alfred Hitchcock in Psycho (1960) in which Norman Bates shadow is seen through the shower curtain. Nature was completely ignored and they avoided realism for it could ruin the

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