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    The Untouchables: Mise-En-Scene Analysis Elliot Ness‚ a treasury agent‚ has been trying to stop alcohol from being smuggled into the United States. He feels that the key to putting an end to the alcohol distribution is to put gangster‚ Al Capone‚ behind bars. But there is a small problem‚ Ness can’t seem to be able to link the incoming alcohol‚ or any other crime to Capone. Until‚ Oscar Wallace‚ the uptight‚ " dorky"‚ government official‚ entered the picture to help Ness fight his battle for

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    Piano Concert report

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    Crystal Le Music 50A Piano Concert Report I’ve heard a lot about Jon Nakamatsu‚ a Japanese American classical pianist who is the first American to win the gold medal at The Tenth Vancliburn International Piano Competition in Fort Worth‚ Texas. That was the reason why I went to California Theater in San Jose on October 20‚ 2013 for his piano concert. This theatre is located on 345 South First Street‚ San Jose. It didn’t

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    You only get one chance to make a first impression unless someone beats you to it. Life is all about first impressions‚ they lead to how people will remember you or treat you‚ if they will hire you or fire you‚ if they will respect you or neglect you and all those things will either equal happiness and success or sadness and rejection (and failure). A first impression is endless and it’s yours to make. If someone beats you to the first impression and tells someone lies and taints your name and

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    Defendant ’s Opening Statement May it please the court. It was a peaceful Saturday morning in April. Just last spring. In Shamrock University Law School ’s classroom building. Our hallways were quiet and our classrooms were almost empty. And then‚ in a student courtroom‚ something happened that astonished everyone. The plaintiff‚ Judge John Birdsong‚ pointed a .357 magnum pistol near his leg‚ pulled the trigger‚ not once‚ but‚ twice‚ to see if the gun was loaded‚ and shot himself in the left leg

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    political opportunities. Such outcomes of racism are seen in The Piano Lesson‚ in which August Wilson discusses African Americans’ struggle of advancing in life. White men constantly received benefits of which people of color did not‚ which sometimes led to conflicts with the law. Of course‚ blacks never found favor from the law‚ continuing the cycle of racism. Although African Americans found

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    In the opening of the rape scene‚ the doorbell rings‚ as the shot of a husband sitting at his typewriter pans slowly from left to right‚ introducing his wife on the right side of the room‚ who whilst still in the shot‚ moves away from the camera to answer the door. The slow pan and long‚ uncut duration of the shot creates a foreboding tone. Whilst the mise-en-scene‚ provides meaning through the use of colour. As Alex and his ‘droogs’ drive towards the couple’s home‚ the scene is colour graded

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    del Toro’s 2007 Spanish horror film "El Orfanato" or commonly known in English‚ "The Orphanage‚" makes great use of the concept of mise-en-scene. del Toro’s feature encompasses many aspects of mise-en-scene in order to create a unified film filled with raw emotion and meaning. del Toro’s use of mise-en-scene has reaches its peak in the film at a particular scene where the main character Laura‚ is searching inside a furnace in the shed of her home for her son (see Appendix A). For months on end Laura

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    [pic] In this shot we see the mysterious character always accompanied by ominous music (non-diegetic sound). Mid shot of the main group of characters contrasts the long shot of the character in purple. The door frame also frames this character. In combination‚ these film techniques reveal a mysterious character and mood within the beginning 20 minutes of the movie. This suggests/foreshadows to the viewers/audience that this character may have a dark/negative impact on the story as a whole (in

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    considered taboo. Drama ensues and and Cary is ultimately left with the decision to either keep pursuing her romance with Ron or to move on. In the scene “The Wedgwood Teapot” the director conveys Cary Scott’s control and domestication of Ron Kirby through the use of the deer property as well as keeping Cary well lit throughout the entirety of the scene. The property of the deer seems rather out of place in the film. From showing up throughout random times in

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    This is the hearing of Dunn and Bridges‚ in which the plaintiff must prove on the balance of probabilities that: 1. The defendant was the occupier of the premises. 2. On 10 October 2012 Dr Bridges held a party at 19 Castlecrag St Woollahra for his young child‚ Max Dunn and friends. 3. The plaintiff attended the party 4. The plaintiff was pushed into the pool by another guest 5. The plaintiff was concussed and has nerve damage to his neck as a result of his fall 6. The defendant

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