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    | Slumdog Millionaire | | | 02 102010 | Slumdog Millionaire. Dir. Danny Boyle. Co-Dir: India. Loveleen Tandan. Perf. Dev Patel‚ Freida Pinto‚ Madhur Mittal‚ Anil Kapoor Ayush‚ Mahesh Khedekar‚ Tanay Chheda‚ Rubina Ali‚ Tanvi Ganesh Lonkar‚ Azharuddin Mohammed Ismail‚ Ashutosh Lobo Gajiwala Distributor‚ United Kingdom: Pathe Pictures 2008 United States/Canada: Fox Searchlight PicturesWarner Bros. Pictures 2008 Australia: Icon Film Distrubution 2009 “Slumdog Millionaire”‚ a film

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    Slumdog Millionaire The movie that I’ve watched in class the past lessons is called Slumdog Millionaire. It is about Jamal Malik and the story of his life. He is an eighteen-year-old orphan from the slums of Mumbai. Jamal is in the race for money on the Indian version of ‘‘Who wants to be a Millionaire’’. Because of his extreme knowledge he is suspected to be cheating. The police can’t really believe that a boy from the slums is smart enough to get that far in the contest. In order to convince

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    Slumdog Millionaire- Health Studies review Slumdog Millionaire‚ a film released in 2008 by director Danny Boyle explores the lives of two young brothers‚ Salim and Jamal from the slums of Mumbai‚ India. Throughout the duration of the movie‚ the lifestyle and health of the boys vary drastically due to individual aspects and environments influencing these changes. At the beginning of the movie‚ we are introduced to Salim and Jamal as young boys living with their mother in the Indian Slum of

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    Contesting India’s Image on the World Stage: Audience Reception of Slumdog Millionaire Ashley Anderson Driven in part by developments in communication technologies‚ globalization in its utopian vision promises to link diverse cultures across geographic boundaries. Marshall McLuhan exemplifies this ideological promise of globalization in his description of the global village. He describes it as a world in which people would be brought closer together as they made their voices heard. According to

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    Slumdog Millionaire Year twelve students would find the visual text Slumdog Millionaire challenging because of the issues that the director Danny Boyle highlights‚ which are those of issues in India even in our life. He uses the character of Jamal to illustrate these issues effectively. We are shown a sequence of events which Jamal faces from childhood to his present life. He took part in a TV show called “Who wants to be a Millionaire”. From the first question‚ it already exposed the life of Jamal

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    Essay of Slumdog millionaire In this essay I will discuss “Slumdog Millionaire”. I’ll try to focus on the main points of this movie. I think the main message is that a person with a strong and good moral will eventually succeed. I think that is the major issue raised while watching this movie. Slumdog millionaire is a movie about love‚ passion and hatred. It shows how 2 brothers choose very different roads to gain success. One wants money the other wants love. In this movie‚ what defines success

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    western cultures‚ ethics are becoming progressively important in all aspects of life. What is judged as a “bad” or unethical choice may vary amid cultures‚ societies and religions as individuals have divergent perceptions. It is deemed unacceptable in society to act in such a manner as to harm others or deviate from morality; however is a “bad” choice justifiable if it was an act based on survival? The film‚ Slumdog Millionaire‚ based on the bestselling novel Q and A by Indian diplomat‚ Vikas Swarup

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    Name writer: Vikas Swarup Book title: Slumdog millionaire Publishing year: 2005 Summary The story starts with the moment at which Ram Mohammed Thomas is arrested by the police. He has just won an enormous amount of money‚ namely one billion rupees. All that by winning a quiz-show called ‘Who will win a Billion’ a quiz show that is similar to the show that we know as ‘Lotto weekend millionaires’. The problem is that the company who made the show just doesn’t want to believe that a poor‚ 18 years

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    Davis Debora Y. Fonteneau‚ Ph.D. Humanities #1101 November 7‚ 2012 Analysis of Slumdog Millionaire The film I watched was Slumdog Millionaire on October 29‚ 2012. The film was released in 2008 directed by Danny Boyle and Loveleen Tandan; produced by Paul Smith and Tessa Ross. Adapted from the novel Q&A written by Vikas Swarup. This film depicts the life of three unfortunate children growing up as Slumdogs in modern day Mumbai‚ India; we see the violence‚ poverty and religious conflicts

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    have ‘made peace’ with one another if they hadn’t have survived the challenges they faced growing up. The film ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ explores the topic of poverty in a way ta makes it a relatable and entertaining film for all. There is a strong link between poverty and crime where young people are forced through desperation to earn money illegally. Throughout the film ‘Slumdog Millionaire’‚ the character Salim is constantly battling between his alter ego - the power-hunting rebel that lands him in

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