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ALVAREZ, Marie Klarizze P. 800-930 TTH
ENGLCOM RVLC Ms. CM Dino
Documentary Analysis Outline

Thesis Statement: 180 Changing the hearts of a nation is a documentary film made by Ray Comfort that tackles the value of life with the use of ethos, pathos, and logos.

I. Introduction
A. Reaction to the film
B. Background of the film and filmmaker
C. Thesis Statement
II. Body
A. Ethos
1. People's views of the Holocaust, abortion, and God.
2. How the narrator tells hus views being a believer a God
3. How the narrator convinced the people B. Pathos
1. Situations given by the author
2. How strongly the people stood for their opinions
3. Reaction of the people when the narrator made a comparison C. Logos
1. Comparison of Abortion and Holocaust
2. Contrast of people's ideas
3. Connection of the value of life
III. Conclusion
A. Thesis restatement
B. Insights

ALVAREZ, Marie Klarizze P. 800-930 TTH
ENGLCOM RVLC Ms. CM Dino Documentary Analysis Paper: “180: Changing the Heart of a Nation” 180 is a documentary film that pierces the heart and mind for its concept involves the most important blessing which is life and how much people value it. It is an attention getter documentary because of the way the filmmaker executed its flow and how he made it spontaneous and real. 180 discusses at first the degeneration of knowledge by interviewing random people about their knowledge of the holocaust. It then proceeds to asking of their approval or not of such happening and the reason why. Holocaust was then compared with abortion by the narrator, Ray Comfort, and finishes with their insights of God, heaven, hell, and the conclusion of their thoughts. 180 Changing the hearts of a nation is a documentary film made by Ray Comfort that tackles the value of life with the use of ethos, pathos, and logos. Abortion and holocaust were compared in the film. In the holocaust and abortion,
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