Film Analysis

Group communication or team can be very simple, as long as the group has good communication among them. Problem solving is a part of a mental process which involves reflective thinking to solve really hard problems. Problem solving is one of the most difficult intellectual processes. In this film analysis I had to do to watch a TV series to analyze it through the reflective thinking process. The name of the series is Bones, one of the episodes that I like the most is called “The Signs in the Silence” is the episode number 21 of the sixth season. The episode is about a deaf-mute teenage girl named Amy, who was found by a policeman while she was is an alley covered in blood and holding a knife. When Dr. Brennan best known as Bones is trying to take some tests to determine her identity, she resisted. Booth was able to identify from who blood was in Amy’s clothes. The blood belonged to a 40 year old man named Duval Price. The team realized that Amy comes from a small town in southern Pennsylvania. There is where Amy’s parents live their names are Mike and Denise. They explained to Bones and Booth that Amy used to escape but she always came back. After, Bones and the team still try to take more tests from Amy; they discover that she have signs of child abuse. Bones tells Amy that no one will hurt her so Amy finally feels secure. That is when Booth gets a court order to Amy’s parents so that they cannot see her daughter anymore. Bones touches Mike’s and Denise’s noses but she cannot feel any of the signs that Amy has, since that is genetic. Bones concludes that they are not Amy’s parents. Then the team realizes that Amy acted in self defense when she killed Duval Price because she was on the floor and Duval Price was over her body. Bones tells Amt that they believed she was kidnapped when she was three years old and Mike and Denise are not her real parents. Finally the team locates the real parents of Amy. The episode ends when Samantha, Amy’s real name meets her real... [continues]

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