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    Film Viewer Opinion

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    Films used to be a treat as a young child‚ whether I went to the drive-in or the movie theatre to see the film was not a question. It was a matter of treating myself to see a film that was just released. . Because of this I was always with the same mindset‚ treating myself to a film for doing something worth a reward. Today choosing what type of film is dependent upon what type of mood I am in. For instance‚ if I am feeling down‚ I may decide that a comedy is a fantastic idea. Many times when

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    Film Techniques in "Hunger"

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    (2008 film) Hunger Film poster Directed by Steve McQueen Produced by Laura Hastings-Smith Robin Gutch Written by Enda Walsh Steve McQueen Starring Michael Fassbender Liam Cunningham Music by David Holmes Cinematography Sean Bobbitt Editing by Joe Walker Studio Film4 Channel 4 Northern Ireland Screen Broadcasting Commission of Ireland Wales Creative IP Fund Blast! Films Distributed by Icon Film Distribution Release date(s) March 15‚ 2008 (2008-03-15) (Cannes Film Festival)

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    growing change film

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    Growing Change: The Effects Of Globalisation The film Growing change Cunich (2011) discusses factors that influence the production‚ distribution and consumption of food at a global scale. Cunich(2011) addresses issues in his film regarding government and political initiatives that have been implemented in Venezuela in order to create a more sustainable agriculture system while making food readily available‚ while promoting the concept of food sovereignty. Growing Change touches on many issues

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    WADJDA FILM REVIEW

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    Wadjda The feature film Wadjda draws a picture of gender inequality in Saudi Arabia through the eyes of a young girl‚ who grew up in the Arab culture. This film portrays how religious tradition contributes to women’s stance in society through dressing‚ body language and the women’s role in the family. Granted‚ this film discusses men privilege‚ which is the inherent right of a man to do more things than a woman can. The movie was made in 2013 by the first Saudi female director named Haifaa Al-Mansour

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    certain group of people. Film can influence opinions and ideas of people and form society so their views and attitudes change on some level. Younger children can see a film with loads of violence and the kids will think that this type of action is normal or accepted in society. People like to be like their role models. So people might want to go out and kill all the "bad guys" because they think that it will make them cool or just like whoever they are trying to be. By viewing films at a younger age‚ children

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    Diagnostic Film Rating

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    Definitions ANSI film rating: desigrates film speed (sensitivity) by using letters A-F (A-slowest‚ F-fastest) Characteristic curve: Film contrast is usually expressed in the slope of the line in the diagnostically useful part of the characteristic curve. Cassette: A container for x-ray film that is light-tight yet permits penetration of x-rays. Double

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    Titanic: Film Summary

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    Film Review  Summary of the film. Two or three sentences are fine; you don’t need to include a lot of details. For example‚ you might summarize the film Titanic by saying‚ “This film is a classic love story set on the only voyage Titanic ever made. The young woman involved‚ who is played by Kate Winslet‚ comes from a high society family. Meanwhile‚ the young man‚ played by Leonardo Di Caprio‚ is poor and traveling in third class. Their relationship is intensified by the fact that

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    related film of harana

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    RELATED FILM To further strength this study the researchers reviewed some films having relation to the present and these are as follows. “Harana” a documentary film directed by Benito Bautista. Featuring‚ Florante Aguilar‚ Celestino Aniel‚ Romeo Bergunio and Felipe Alonzo. Florante‚ a classically trained guitarist return to the Philippines after 12 years of absence. During his stay he rediscover the music of harana. A long forgotten tradition of Filipino serenading a woman their love. In

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    Film Review of Luther

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    Martin Luther was portrayed in the film as being a very educated man especially in the biblical text. He was however also portrayed as being a sort of mental wreck this is shown by how he acted in the several scenes that seemed to be in his living quarters at night when he would argue with himself and the devil. Martin Luther was respected by his teacher but his teachers colleagues did not approve of some of his behavior. Luther’s father saw him as being a failure since he had worked so hard to

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    The film Bamboozled integrates several types of racial roles and stereotypes throughout its narrative. One of the primary racial messages communicated by the film is the ‘conventional’ stereotype that whiteness is superior to blackness. Today we live in a society where racial identity is very important. Almost everyone identifies himself or herself with a race or background‚ whether is black‚ white ‚Asian or any number of other identities. The motion picture Bamboozled‚ focuses on how the media

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