On the positive side of things, the depiction of the War on Drugs in the movie is built around violence associated with it and the corruption of federal agents involved in the operations.
From the youth, Mandela started to handle the unfairness of isolation and racial relations in South Africa. In Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom, Chadwick's masterful screen memoir of Nelson Mandela passes on the anguish as [...]
The central theme of Philadelphia is discrimination against the LGBT community and people who had HIV/AIDS back in the 1980s and 1990s.
The film tells the story of a town known as Okak brought to its knees after the invasion of a deadly Spanish influenza virus brought by the Moravian missionaries. According to survivors of the ordeal, [...]
From the concept of the film "The Fountain," it is possible to get this view, a sweep of the levels of communication and a vast field for the analysis of one story.
Even though the First Amendment explicitly prohibits any laws regarding the freedom of speech, Congress continues to make exceptions from it.
The first part of the script presents the experience of the white male prisoner 1488 in an unusual white room, where he spends a week waiting for a hearing.
COVID 19 and the activities in Outbreak are similar in how they spread and the people's reaction to the situation; however, the speed at which they claim lives is different.
This paper sought to examine the way the media industry had been portrayed in the novel the Big Ben and even in the movie.
In this research, attention will be paid to gender roles and body images of Disney princesses to understand the popularity of the franchise and its impact on child development.
The perception of a movie is a two-level process, the structure of which includes the direct perception of the viewer and the imaginative perception of the authors.
In this complex story, the themes of guilt, shame, and responsibility for actions are revealed."The Reader" raises the topics as attempting to find a balance between the condemnation and acceptance of vices.
This paper includes an analysis of the major themes of the films Pan's Labyrinth and Ghost Town in terms of the answers they provide to the question mentioned above.
The documentary tells the story of white, well-dressed people advertising the American dream, completely ignoring that the U.S.is not only a country of the white race.
Although the movie is fictional, some aspects of the storyline and scenes have elicited different remarks from viewers and film experts, which need censoring so as to make the film more viewer-friendly.
The movie was set to show the law of attraction but that is not well explained throughout the movie and leaves a lot of questions.
The film explores such themes as discrimination through the young man's unusual condition, capitalism, when the couple agreed to the reality show, media addiction, exemplified by the viewers, and self-sacrifice, evident from the ending.
The central theme presented in Hooper's version of Les Miserables is concerned with the social issues of urban France, the country showing all the best and the worst qualities of humanity.
The role of women in narratives dictates the essence of women in society. The author uses many male protagonists to outline the importance of women in society.
Despite the fact that the plot of the film touches on the dominance of one class over another, this context is not related to politics and is associated with social and ethical ambiguities.
Lessons of Darkness is a film shot in the documentary style by the German director Werner Herzog which conveys the consequences of the war in Kuwait - oil fires in a decontextualized way. The disadvantage [...]
The other element of the thriller genre is suspense, which promotes an intense level of anticipation and excitement to the viewer. Another element of the thriller genre used in many movies is the cat and [...]
Changing the story in this way, the director creates a conflict line in the film, which adds entertainment and tension to the plot.
Nonetheless, the bandits are forced to flee, and the characters continue mining the gold to guarantee that it is sufficient for them.
The plot proves to be logical and consistent throughout the movie, motivating the audience to watch till the end of the film.
At the same time, in the film, the Soviet Union is a country where culturally diverse people of different nationalities live all together peacefully, and Marion's "racial crime" does not bother anyone.
The priests, anxious to prepare for the Great Transition the resettlement of their civilization to another planet, which will take place after the explosion of the Star, teach me the skill of managing energy at [...]
Kahiu's Rafiki movie is a salvo regarding an ongoing cultural conflict in Kenya over the rights of the LGBTQ community. The reason is that they live in a society that prevents them from expressing the [...]
The film presents a detailed account of the Emirates with a specific focus on trade and the historical forces that shaped the country.
The Great White Hope is a film based on Jack Jefferson, the protagonist in the film and the first black man to win the heavyweight boxing championship.
The legend of the Bluebeard ascends to the early 15th century, reciting the story of Gilles de Rais a nobleman from Brittany, the late Marshal of the French army, and a companion-in-arms of Joan of [...]
Thomas Hobbes is known as one of the first proponents of the social contract theory and the one whose views on the nature of humanity and government were rather pessimistic.
Swaying the feelings of the audience increases the persuasiveness of the content. For instance, the narrator in the film uses rhetoric and moving pictures to capture the viewers' minds and incline them to his line [...]
I believe that the flashback in the middle of Casablanca is a great implementation of the technique and allows viewers to fully comprehend the complicated relationship between the leading characters.
The directors of these two films decided to change the focus from the war to the effects of conflicts on specific individuals in the movie.
Production is considered one of the best ones, as the shots form a straightforward narrative, it combines the rhythm with the tempo, the "mise en scene" arrangements are thought out, and the sound combination complements [...]
Helgeland revives the images of the Kray brothers, Reggie and Ronny that at some point become one of the leading players in the brutal games of the gangster side.
The article is a review of the new fourth installment of the 'Fast and the Furious' franchise, written by Todd McCarthy.
Hector, was a man of a true strong heart, who realized his privileged position in the world and sought to use his power responsibly.
Film as a form of literature is used in the Egyptian society to critic the lack of morals in the society.
A leader must therefore be able to win the hearts of their subjects to be able to influence their practices and to gain the support of the people in the organization.
The movie by the title 'a beautiful mind' is a story of John Nash who was a mathematician genius recognized through the Noble prize in 1994, he started in Princeton in the late 1940s.
The teenager's self is shaped as he chooses to conceal some aspects of his identity through concealing routines that are not accepted in American society.
The issue depicts poor governance that happens in the juvenile center and is not in line with the primary objectives of making sure that the lives of the minors are drastically changed.
It includes signs related to the culture, the characters, the location, and other symbols related to the scene analysis. Furthermore, in the scene, the conflict between Will and professor Lambeau is shown.
Ginsburg, who became the 107th judge of the Supreme Court and the second woman on the bench, was a sensation with the younger generations.
In part 1 of the film, the filmmaker focuses on the history of the city of Chicago. Lastly, Part 3 features a transformed city and the impact of the transformation.
Resembling the controversy and multifaceted problematics of the historical time, the director brings the crowds of the gangs to the screen, which presents a fruitful background for the analysis.
The production of metamorphic bodies and the presence of humanoid hybrids is often the subject of discussion in various works of fiction.
The purpose of this essay is to review and respond to a video on students' work on the oral history project of East Garfield Park.
The purpose of this paper is to discuss the formal, aesthetic, and narrative elements of this scene to make an argument about the significance of the movie as a whole.
For example, some of the more obvious denotative elements of the movie, such as the choice of the soundtrack that matches the characters' emotions, do not interfere with the ones that are concealed, such as [...]
MGM may sponsor the movies that Cruise and Wagner want to make, let them be independent in their choices, and get a good profit from those films.
The primary purpose of the paper is to discuss communication concepts portrayed in the films and describe how characters in the movies overcame communication issues.
The most impressive for me is the example of Brazil that has achieved the greatest success in international representation and the home market among other countries in the region.
This theory is called the ABCX model; in this model, the family crisis is viewed as the result of the interaction of several factors affecting the family in a stressful situation.
Such films generally highlight the difficulties in relationships between children and parents and the fact that adults tend to lose the passion to live and become mediocre.
In the context of the participants' emotional suffering and the feelings of helplessness and being lied to, the experiment does not seem to be justified, especially given that the results could not be fully applied [...]
He invested the future of his illegal earnings in Andy and that is why he refused to help him win a retrial.
Everyone thinks that this pertains to the nobility of the family but in reality, the curse is lifted when Penelope realizes that she loves herself the way she is and it does not matter to [...]
Even though it adds to the drama and emotions of the movie, it is very inaccurate and disrespectful to the real person. The direction of the movie is very unique and original.
The brightness and the colors of the scene demonstrate the inner light that Ju Dou has. The clear message of the scene is the delicate and beautiful nature of Ju Dou.
The message is that the food people eat is contaminated with chemicals, the process of food production is harmful to the environment and the whole society's cultural values and views are damaging to their health.
The movie "What the Bleep Do We Know" is trying to illustrate the connection between the physical and the immaterial worlds.
At the shoot Bob is told what to do, what to say and how to turn to the camera, while the look in his eyes represents his bitterness towards the commercial and the director.
These are the people who were directly affected by the financial fluctuations and the investing of the company. It is clear that many people were involved in the flourishment and the downfall of Enron, having [...]
He is also intending to marry a woman who was previously divorced, and this is not approved by the church and the people of the country.
In many societies, children are taught to trust their parents and to also respect all the decisions that the latter make in their lives.
In addition, the film encourages people who have faced serious difficulty to fight for their well-being just as the King did because this is the way to success in overcoming any possible problem."The King's Speech" [...]
In Pulp Fiction, Tarantino introduces postmodernism into cinema, a form of art in which it will probably get its best manifestation, and one of the main characteristics of postmodern fiction, in general, is the lack [...]
Overall, the film appears to be a great piece of film-making art representing the themes of racism, nationalism, discrimination, and all the complexity behind the necessity to live and cope with each other by the [...]
In its eleven-day span, the festival aims to enrich the local culture and enhance the awareness of film as a form of art.
The Westerners started to compare their values and characteristics to the ones of the East, often portraying the Easterners as weak and unwise.
The topic of religion runs through every action and scene of the film, showing the rise of the new religion, Christianity. The next significant moment in the film and the protagonist's life is the first [...]
This desire to be free becomes the main motive of the film, as the plot follows Maximus, now enslaved, who tries to avenge his family and the emperor and regain his liberty.
Creators of 3D movies should be acquainted with the art of origami in order to create 3D pictures. The main aim of origami as well as 3D movies is to present the surrounding world as [...]
The theme of friendship and love that is clear in the relationship between Tramp and Scraps. The main being that Chaplin makes it very comical thus; it is appealing to the audience, and captures the [...]
For example, such famous and successful films as Pulp Fiction by Quentin Tarantino, Out of Sight by Steven Soderbergh and Back to the Future by Robert Zemeckis present a different approach to the story order [...]
The plot of The Taking of Tiger Mountain and its predecessors is based on authentic historical circumstances; specifically, the story is set in the late1940s.
The protagonist of the movie Monsieur Hulot is an individual that does not fit in the society represented in the film, yet this character is immediately easy to empathize with and understand.
The filmmaker's show scenes depicting Nash's treatment in the hospital to make a significant impact on the viewers and to demonstrate how serious the illness is and how painful the methods of treatment are.
Zahra fights her bitterness; she is loyal to her brother Ali and does not reveal the secret of losing her shoes to the parents.
The film is told from the point of view of the woman and the majority of the characters are Batiste women.
Significantly, the film is a masterful piece of art created to convey the life's impermanence through spiritual forms and to showcase the ability of every viewer to relate and sympathize with the protagonist, although not [...]
In the film End of Poverty, the filmmaker tries to unravel the mystery behind poverty in the world. The film is arranged in such a way that the author has persuasively argued his case that [...]
The sweetness of this story is not in what the eyes see but it's in the scripts. The picture of the movie is slightly more to a drama as it reflects real life.
The separate elements of the movie form the linear plot, and are aimed at giving the message as well as the subject of the movie.
The Life and Times of Frida Kahlo is a film that celebrates the phenomenal art and experiences of the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo.
Still, the work by Moore is addressed not only to the American people but to the consciousness of every person throughout the world."Although the movie provides only a partial account of intervention abroad, it offers [...]
Taking the movies of the Twilight Saga as the main product of focus, it can be stated that the product cycle of the saga is in its saturation and decline stage.
Rudely they call for a party to their house where they have the dead body of their friend, using the chest that the body is hidden in to serve the buffet.
It therefore remains a fact that it is easy to abide by the message of Moore that there are deficiencies in the American health system that need to be fixed.
The plot of this movie coincides with the ideology in that as an action thriller that has fast-moving scenes, the application of ideas is the best; and.
The analysis of the movie would indicate the transition of Travis Bickel from a person with no aim to finding purpose in the urban livelihood.
The film begins with an elderly Private Ryan visiting the cemetery of the American war heroes then the scene cuts to the landing on Omaha beach during the invasion of Normandy.
One of the sources of information concerning Kane's life was the parody on the News on the March the newsreel series which were shown in the cinemas from 1935 to 1951, this parody reflects one [...]
This note is the first of a series of letters that the two lovers are going to exchange within the plot of the movie.
The ronin, in a time when the middle-class has filled the power vacuum left by the collapse of the Togukawa dynasty, is an anachronism even to himself. The departure of the ronin in Sanjuro is [...]
The man shows him the money and at this point, he gives him the key to the door. The man leaves the room and the film ends.
The man gets lured by a woman from the city to drown his wife and go with her to the city.
The nature of Arnold's father, an abusive and alcoholic is a demonstration of the Native American's way of life. The statement has is an affirmation of indianess and indigeneity.
The narrative of the story represents a number of significant periods in American history, and the protagonist seems to be at the focal point of each event.
It starts with the scene of suicide of the protagonist, and as the story progresses, we can see the factors that contributed to this personal tragedy.
The plot of the film depicts the historical personalities, events and trends during the period 180 to 192 AD which is taken as the period during which the Roman Empire stopped growing and witnessed a [...]
This presentation of Utopia on-screen is verisimilar and impressive due to the successful implementation of film techniques, though the movie itself is aimed at proving that it is impossible to live in a perfect world [...]
Their Joy Luck Club was formed with the purpose of preserving original Chinese traditions in America by means of organizing regular meetings and sharing the joys and troubles of their lives."The central theme of the [...]
He tried to reveal the ideas of racism, stereotypes, and corruption predominating in Mexican and American societies of the late '50s; the basic theme of the movie is shown through the elements of stereotypes and [...]
The events of "Bamboozled" take place in America in 2000, the junction of two centuries when the racial zeitgeist is left in the twentieth century, though it is not completely obliterated from the minds of [...]
While the characters and many the events were real, a lot of the facts in the movie were exaggerated for dramatic effect.
But before the movie is taken into consideration for analysis it would be most relevant to look into the aspect of racism and stereotypes within the perspective of the American society as a conflict between [...]
In general, the film reveals the problems of human morale and human behavior; it is the story that narrates the essence of the notion of humanity.
In the light of the aforementioned, this paper presents an analysis of two different motion pictures, in the context of the pacific war, the first is a Japanese drama film produced in 1944, titled "The [...]
The country is encountering a civil war and the government is failed to leave the place with the group of bandits.
So, the main issue, a characteristic feature of a lie is that people are not told that they are defrauded, and percept the information as the true one.
This paper will set to prove that Twilight series gained widespread popularity for three reasons, first it fills the gap in the post-Harry Potter and the deathly hollows worlds, second the rise of "new age" [...]
The film's main purpose is to show that "people power," "the seed beneath the snow" in Pilger's words, is the most effective antidote to Washington's imperialist agenda.
Through the death of "Lester", the movie shows that death is what a man deserves for being bad in his life. Suddenly, he starts to find what he considers the missing beauty in his life [...]
As the cultural policy is responsible for providing various choices for the organization of leisure by involvement in different activities that are aimed to increase the identity of all subcultures and their prolific interactions, it [...]
The image of John Forbes Nash can be considered as the image of the protagonist in the film, as he is the main character and the whole film is devoted to the life events from [...]
In the vast major of cases, the development of art is strongly dependent on the cultural and national peculiarities of the country.