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    The movie Amelie‚ directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet‚ uses mise-en scene which in French means “having a good frame”. This is unmistakably obvious right through Amelie. In the introduction there is a breath taking shot of her skipping stones‚ her favorite thing to do. While standing on a bridge‚ the shot revolves around her. The director refers back to the theme of skipping rocks in and out of various scenes. Everywhere Amelie goes she picks rocks up and places them in her pocket‚ to skip later. In the

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    their were a whole lot of people their from the community. Also when Lennie and his friends went to the carnival it was a huge get together for people in the suburbia. And it made it look like a good and and wonderful place to live. Next in the 1950s their was conformity. After World War 2 their was a huge communism controversy. It became worse when senator Joseph Mccarthy began accusing of groups of being communists. Like when he accused people in the movie industry. Or when he accused populists

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    Conclusion Psychological motives are basically caused due to some psychological needs and are not based on physical needs. It is very important in the development of the individuals’ personality. It related to self-esteem‚ self-security‚ self-expression and self-freedom. There are some several psychological needs‚ which are; 1. Need for Affiliation: It is the desire to be with others and have harmonious and satisfying relationships with them. 2. Need for Approval: It is the need for approval

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    Brubaker Movie Analysis

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    inmate raping another inmate in the dormitory in front of everyone else‚ abuse and beating of prisoners‚ and inhumane and unsanitary conditions. There is also a lot of corruption from the prisoners up to the current warden. Food is being taken out of the prison and sold and the prisoners are left to eat scraps. In the movie it shows prisoners cleaning rabbits to eat‚ and people bidding for certain foods with cash. Brubaker

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    Pariah Movie Analysis

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    Pariah is defined as a person who has been rejected by society or a social group. This title immediately sets the tone of what type of movie Pariah is and what the audience should expect from it. Alike (Adepero Oduye)‚ is a 17 years old intelligent student that is starting to explore her sexuality like most teens of that age normally do. She seems to be quite confident in the fact that she is attracted to women. However‚ she doesn’t know how to exactly go about this and decides to enlist the help

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    Philadelphia This film portrays the story of Andrew Beckett‚ a lawyer that suffering from AIDS and is a homosexual‚ is fired from his law firm in retaliation against him for concealing his illness. Andrew decides to sue for wrongful termination and begins inquiring with several attorneys to represent him. After being turned down several times he turns to Joe Miller‚ a prejudiced lawyer. Over the course of the movie‚ Miller finally realizes that Beckett is a regular person and is only trying to survive

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    Racial Tension in Crash

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    be disagreement between ethnicities‚ or will races solve their discrepancies? The movie Crash takes a closer look at this idea of racial anxiety in society. Throughout the film‚ different races collide with each other‚ creating conflicts that are a constant part of today’s culture. Although it gives examples of many different races conflicting‚ it appears that the main focus is between blacks and whites. Crash reinforces the idea of racial tension between blacks and whites‚ which influences the

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    The Alamo Movie Analysis

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    by movies. Movies have played a significant role in teaching many people from babies to even our parents. Can a movie teach us the right way? Sometimes movies do not provide accurate information and we get misinformed about the topics. Then there are movies who did a great job at accuracy. The Alamo (2004) is one I will be discussing keeping in mind this one question. Since the early 1800s‚ Mexico had invited settlers from America and other parts of the world since the land was inexpensive and

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    Riley Movie Analysis

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    acted as people who worked inside Riley’s brain to guide her through her surroundings as she grew up. For example‚ fear kept Riley safe by making her aware of the possible danger around her as she played and disgust kept Riley away from potentially poisonous foods. From a young age‚ Riley developed five important memories called “core memories.” These particular memories were more important than any others because they defined Riley’s personality. Before Riley’s family moved to San Francisco‚ all

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    In the book Enrique decides to depart towards the U.S. due to the psychological trauma of being left behind that his mother instilled in him as a child. As a result‚ the issue makes Enrique an outcast‚ “Drogo‚ one of his aunts calls him. ... His grandmother points to a neighbor with pale‚ scaly skin who has sniffed glue for a decade. ‘Look! That’s how you’re going to end up’”(). This quote enlightens upon us that Enrique is obsessed with the thought that his mom neglected him becomes a mental disorder

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