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    Flowers Of War Analysis

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    A composer masterfully constructs aspects of power that is offered through the textual integrity of poem and film. The satirical dramatic monologue of Weapon’s training by Bruce Dawe and Father and child by Gwen Harwood‚ both demonstrate the power of death that enhances one’s present perception. In cohesion with Dawe’s poem‚ Zhang Yimou’s film Flowers of war‚ a wartime epic during the ‘Rape of Nanking’ of the Second Sino-Japanese war both illustrate the power of war. Both Yimou and Harwood relate

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    PRODUCT PLACEMENT IN MAN OF STEEL What is Product Placement? An advertising technique used by companies to subtly promote their products through a non-traditional advertising technique‚ usually through appearances in film‚ television‚ or other media. Product placements are often initiated through an agreement between a product manufacturer and the media company in which the media company receives economic benefit. A company will often pay a fee to have their product used‚ displayed‚ or significantly

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    globalisation beginning to impact the world. Bladerunner becomes a devaluing look at the effects of these trans-national companies; LA 2019 is an inverted Eden‚ the apocalyptic opening montage distorting city lights into solar simulacra. The streets are a melange of cultures as peoples soak in the unrelenting acid rain. High angle shots accentuate technology’s power‚ chiaroscuro lighting‚ through high contrast portrays nature’s decay due to globalisation‚ which “ironically makes the world a worse place for humans

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    Run Lola Run Analysis

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    RUN LOLA RUN How has the director used repeated narrative and flash-photo montages to communicate the film’s central ideas and themes? In the film‚ Run Lola Run‚ a repeated narrative and flash-photo montages reused by director‚ Tom Tykwer to create and explore the idea of how timing can be manipulative. Tykwer suggests how important timing is‚ as the scenes are different by only a few initial actions that change the course of everyone’s future. Tykwer shows through three separate narratives

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    The nature of a discovery can be confronting in ways that are hesitant. The discovery that the passports and mobile phones of the participants are being taken away has a shocked feeling towards Raye which is expressed through middle close up camera shot. The natural lighting of the closed room indicates the rawness of her discovery which is foreshadowing the confronting discoveries of the future. A discovery may occur because of deliberate planning. The use of mise en scene where the participants’

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    Hannah Hoch Analysis

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    The female’s oversized severed legs are positioned right over the woman in the ball gown‚ as if straddling her‚ and the machine part links the money at the pubic region with the head of the gymnast. In this montage Hoch purposely ripped images out of context ‚ and roughly joined them together with other images. Her method connotes a violence that is underlined by the "resemblance of a large bow-like machine part to a saw and the severing of the female legs

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    in. In Lois and Clark‚ Clark is viewed as a hardworking and determined man trying to acquire in a position in the newspaper agency‚ The Daily Planet. He tries to adjust from moving away from the country town of Smallville to the bustling city of Metropolis and tries fit in like everyone else‚ as he wants to live a normal life. He is humble‚ optimistic and courageous. Even though he pursues normality‚ he is willing to use his powers secretly to help those in need. In Smallville‚ Clark is in his adolescent

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    Peter Brook and Marat/Sade

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    that Brook felt he had finally encountered the challenge of Shakespearean theater he was looking for. Not only was Marat/Sade an incredibly well written and unique approach to theater as a whole‚ its incorporation of music and movement‚ song and montage‚ and naturalism and surrealism within the text created the perfect passage‚ for Brook‚ from his commercial past to his experimental present‚ as well as a way for both the playwright and the director to deal with the concept of theater as therapy;

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    The Arrival - Shaun Tan

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    The Arrival - Shaun Tan Where the text came from The Arrival is a migrant story told as a series of wordless images‚ it was illustrated by Shaun Tan in 2006. Purpose of text The fact that Shaun Tan grew up in Perth‚ he said was one of the main reasons for making so many novels based on the concept of belonging‚ he describe Perth as being one of the most isolated cities in the world‚ sandwiched between a vast desert and a vaster ocean‚ and they lived in a “freshly minted northern suburb that was

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    for using Slow continues shots. In 2001: a Space Odyssey Kubrick shows the hole process of HAL disconnection. Kubrick does not use Time compression or montage but shows the whole process the scene goes against the fast paste norm of Hollywood movies but Kubrick still manages to keep his audience attention. Kubrick also uses unusual shots in his films‚ In The Shining Kubrick places the camera directly below Jack Nicolson‚ filming him form an almost vertical angel. The Shot disorientates the audience

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