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Visual Arts & Film Studies Essays

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Transgressors of Convention Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The paper provides a critical assessment of three works of Modern art. The relationship between these works of art and others in the Modern art era will be examined, their similar as well as different approaches. Abstract is the most recognized of the Modern arts. It includes cubism, expressionism and constructivism.
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What does an actor need to know about Bread and Puppet Theatre to produce and perform it Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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"Theatre is as essential as Bread for daily Life"; "Theatre is a religion" are the principles on which exists the famous Obie Award winning Bread & Puppet Theatre founded in 1962 by Peter Schumann in New York City.
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Caravaggio, Vincent van Gogh, Picasso, Matisse, Georges de la Tour Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This essay analyzes the art of Georges de la Tour, Caravaggio, Vincent van Gogh, Picasso and Matisse in the context of the art history. Painting with full command of color is a goal of most artists. With some insight into the characteristics of color, and some experimentation, one can soon paint with greater confidence and skill.
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An Inconvenient Truth Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that the film tries to inspire the need of a Pax Americana, and is decidedly non-partisan in its outlook. However, what it also does is allude subtly to the Bush administration's lack of leadership on environmental issues. Though the film is dominated by Al Gore giving a slideshow on the science of global warming.
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The Movie The Ten Commandments Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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According to the research findings, it can, therefore, be said that in all walks of life, we have people who, like Moses, try to deliver help and hope for those who are in “bondage” that keeps them as “slaves”. Many people believe in the concept of God-driven people who attempt to make the world a little better by helping others. 
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Art Movements Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Being a monotheistic religion Islam has a belief that worshipping people and other animate objects are considered idolatry. Under Sharia law, idolatry is a grave sin. Even the prophet Mohammad became a subject of art for Muslims but not in a religious context. Islamic art does not necessarily mean that the artist who created it is a Muslim.
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Auteur Theory in Kieslowskis Trilogy Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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It has been part of the tradition of film commentary since it was first proposed in 1954, by Francois Truffaut, in his essay Une certaine tendance du cinema francais. Perhaps the most oft-quoted opinion from this essay is the idea that “there are no good and bad movies, only good and bad directors” (Auteur theory).
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Paradise by Hany Abu-Assad Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that the director has tried his level best to explain situations which turn people into terrorists when a person has no other option but to give up his life to prove a point such a situation is the most desperate one and only in such a situation a person becomes a terrorist.
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Picasso's Guernica Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This paper explores Pablo Picasso's "Guernica". Pablo Picasso is perhaps one of the most well-known painters of modern times; consequentially, it should come as no surprise that his work is favored enough to appear herein. The apparent meaning of Guernica represents for an entire period during the Spanish Civil War.
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The Hulk and The Incredible Hulk Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The Hulk was directed by Ang Lee and Dr Bruce Banner who transforms into the Hulk was played by Eric Bana. The story of this film is based on the origins and life history of the Hulk, how Banners fathers self inflicted experiments resulted in his mutated genes being inherited by his son.
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Italian Renaissance Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Neo-Platonism is the modern term used to describe the philosophy and ideas of Roman and Greek Platonists as oppose to ideas of Plato himself. Neo-Platonism is still rooted on Plato’s thoughts but is more religious and mystical rather than rational and practical.
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The Importance of Producing and Distributing Media Content Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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The process of film production is one that is rather complex and which all of the steps that are involved are incredibly necessary to understand to be able to gain an even remotely informed and knowledgeable viewpoint on the subject overall. Film production is a process that has been around for ages now, but it has also changed and adapted over time.
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Series Nip tuck Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The theme of essay can be better comprehended if the relevance of external beauty can be understood. What you don't see is hidden under the skin and it may be more important than physical beauty. The line goes on to emphasise that Physical beauty is superficial and is not as important as a person’s intellectual, emotional, and spiritual qualities.
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Body and Fashion Photography Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The author states that the female model can be seen as the embodiment of fashion’s imaginary. As the avatar of fashion, it is where artifice, change and imagination coalesce on the body of the model to create a new, previously only imaginable, form. This activity is not, however, without its contradictions.
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Suffering Body in the Artwork of L. Bourgeois and F. Bacon Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Beginning with such simplistic intentions as cave paintings for communicative purposes to pieces οf work made only for aesthetic and decorative purposes, to entire productions involving the audience, the environment, and the time into the artwork. The practices οf Installation and Performance art have been the fundamental starting point for these changes.
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Jackson Pollock's Convergence as Fine Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The paper explores Jackson Pollock and his art. Pollock challenged the traditional use of easel and brush and instead manipulated his paintings with sticks, trowels and knives—without touching the surface of the canvas. His signature technique made him a commanding figure in 20th century art. He was the greatest living American artist in 1951.
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Fashion is dress in which the key feature is rapid changing of style Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This essay analyzes What creates the continual change of style. These days fashion is changing at an all time high speed. So the statement “Fashion is dress in which the key feature is rapid and continual changing of style,” is extremely justified. However, “ the appearance of a new fashion does not necessarily mean a total change of style.
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Surrealism in Fashion Elsa Schiaparelli and Yang Du Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This essay explores the surrealism in fashion. Since the nineteenth century to the present, how those tenets are eliminated or reified is largely dependent upon context, the temporal provocations of the ‘future’ as it is implicated in the more totalized processes. The emergence of Surrealism within fashion was marked by the birth of parallel cultures.
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Naked Maoists before a Naked Wall Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The author states that the child at the end looks unsure of how to face and not knowing why they are doing it, faces toward the alleged enemy. The innocence of a child not knowing why they should be afraid of hate, it is a learned behavior for them. Showing the strength of their backs shows courage to withstand anything.
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Critical analysis based on movie Jesus Camp Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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In the film “Jesus Camp,” filmmakers Rachel Grady and Heidi Ewing probe the belief systems of a radical Evangelical Christian children’s ministry known as “Kids on Fire,” a summer camp near the city of Devil’s Lake, North Dakota. “Kids on Fire” is a program that trains children to take their place in the “Lord’s army” through what some might call Biblical brainwashing.
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Waterbabies by Adam LeFevre Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This can be evidenced when she tells Liz that she does not quite remember the name of the boy she is holding on her lap and also tells Liz that she does not have any space for Liz's son and she had to wait until one of the children either drops out or drowns.
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Gustave Courbet as a Famous Artist Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Gustave Courbet was a French painter who along with his colleagues Honore Daumier and Jean Francois established an art movement called realism. He was a self-made artist and grasped the art of painting mostly by copying works done by renowned painters. Gradually he developed his individual style of painting in a rather candid and straightforward manner to express the reality of the subject that he was painting.
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Review of film Surviving Picasso Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The essay aims to analyze the movie about the life of Pablo Picasso. The picture "Surviving Picasso", filmed by James Ivory and devoted to the examination of one of periods of life of a famous Spanish painter and sculptor Pablo Ruiz Picasso. It is especially interesting when films are devoted to the investigation of the sphere of art.
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Victims or Perpetrators: Aboriginality as Represented in the films Rabbit Proof Fence and The Tracker Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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These two opposing viewpoints bring up the important question of which story is more accurate. Does the evidence supporting the claim that the Aboriginals are victims outweigh the proof that they are perpetrators?
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The Frontline: The Persuaders Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that by looking at the products we buy and examine why we buy them, we get a better look at ourselves. We are in a consumer society and our freedom extends to the marketplace. It's in advertising that we see the hunger for sales, the exploitation of culture, and the lengths that the market will go to reach the consumer.
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The Lynching of Abe Smith and Tom Shipp Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The image of The Lynching of Abe Smith and Tom Shipp is one of 2 African American men who has been beaten and hung from a tree by a White lynch mob.  The 2 African Americans clothes have been tattered and one has lost both of his shoes.  The lynch mob appears to consist of all men except for one woman whose face you see in the foreground.  
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Mise-En-Scene in Classical Hollywood Narratives Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Such films are structured with the narrative as the unifying force behind all other aspects involved in the mise-en-scene. In this style of filmmaking, it seeks to integrate aspects of the medium from costuming to the blocking of actors into a unified whole with the prime directive drawing the viewer out of the artificially constructed reality of the story.
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Psychological Analysis of the Film High Fidelity Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Just having a breakup with his current girlfriend, Laura, he goes on with the movie doing monologues as he recalls his “Five All-time Greatest Breakups.” Hence, the plot revolves through his thoughts brought to life, his vintage LP album shop, his colleagues, and love life.
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Judgement at Nuremberg Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that this movie had some very popular stars namely Spencer Tracey, Burt Lancaster, Richard Widmark, and many more popular stars. “After the end of World War II, the world gradually became aware of the full extent of the war crimes perpetrated by the Third Reich. In 1948, a series of trials were held in Nuremberg.
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Theme of love in Roman Fever Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Robert Ward’s 1993 opera Roman Fever, one of the best in the series of Manhattan School world-premiere recordings from Albany Records, is a one-act adaptation of Edith Wharton's marvelous short story of the same name.
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Chicago Boys Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that both boys have tragic dysfunctional pasts. Cody’s mother killed herself when he was just a 5-month baby. When he reached 12 years old, his father also killed himself after killing Cody’s step mother. Now an orphan, Cody lives with his grandmother. Chris’ life is as melancholic as Cody’s.
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The Conception of Postmodern Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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More than forty years ago, the rules governing artists and their art were changed. No longer was modern art to be considered brave or en vogue, because it was all but replaced by a new ideal; postmodern art was lifted to the forefront of contemporary thought. The goal of postmodernism, if postmodernism can be said to have a goal, seems to be to blur the lines between what is real and what is not.
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The Color of Paradise and Other Movies Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Paradise Now is an ingeniously calculated thriller movie which fixates on the flashpoint where psychology and politics ignite in self-destructive martyrdom. The film, directed by Hany Abu-Assad, an Israeli-born Palestinian, is based on two characters in particular: Said (Kais Nashef) and Khaled (Ali Suliman), best friends from childhood.
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Book and Movie versions of Lord of the Rings The Fellowship of the Ring Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The first of The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Fellowship transports readers to Tolkien’s fantasy world of Middle Earth, a land inhabited by odd races of beings and strange and horrific creatures.
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Webcomics at Global Level Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Design: the framework that we used to answer the questions holds the various comments of the famous artists showing what their reviews are, holding some general views and giving authentic information showing which way of comics is better. We are using the conclusive way of searching in which we will provide a conclusion after viewing the answers. We are using secondary data, adopting the techniques of questionnaires.  
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Metropolitan Museum of Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The author has chosen three works that are significant to the development of Christianity that explore each particular artist’s approach to the subject of Genesis, the Fall from Grace, and the story of man’s relationship to the Christian God. In 1504, German artist Albrecht Durer of Nuremberg completed an engraving of Adam and Eve.
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Life of Marcel Duchamp Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The paper explores Marcel Duchamp's life and works. This anarchic, controversial artist had very revolutionary views and maintained that art relates more to the artist’s intentions than to anything he created with his hands or how he felt about beauty. It was thus that the avant-garde movement that defended concept and meaning.
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Comparison And Contrast: The Potato Eaters And The Starry Night Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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I have picked out Vincent Van Gogh’s two stupefying paintings for comparison, The Potato Eaters and The Starry Night. These two paintings are considered to be the masterpieces of Van Gogh. The notable contrasting feature of the two paintings is that The Potato Eaters looks natural whereas The Starry Night seems chimerical. 
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Fashion Textile Futures Theory Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The essay explores Fashion Textile Futures Theory. Dress is defined as a style of personal apparel and costume (including style of hair, clothing and personal beautification) belonging to a particular nation, class or period. Material objects, such as clothing, help to corroborate and give tangible cultural meanings to individuals.
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An analysis of 12 angry men Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The jury then right away goes into the jury room and starts deliberations. It becomes obvious early on into the discussions, that more than a few of the men have a lot of personal prejudices that have a great effect on their decision.
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Roman Pieta, Marble Sculpture and Christ of St. John of the Cross Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The paper compares Michelangelo's Roman "Pieta", Marble Sculpture 1499 and Salvador Dali's "Christ of St. John of the Cross", Oil on Canvas, 1951. With over 500 years dividing their creation, with totally different world views and historical contexts, different artistic processes and materials used, these two pieces might seem to be incomparable.
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Analysis of Quentin Tarantinos Movies Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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“Born in 1963 in Knoxville, Tennessee, Tarantino was named, fittingly enough, after a character on a TV show, the half-breed blacksmith Quint played by Burt Reynolds on Gun Smoke. When he was two, the future filmmaker's single mom moved with him to the South Bay area south of Los Angeles, which was his home for the next two decades.
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The Age of Innocence Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Newland Archer is one of those who were content with the status quo of repressed emotions for the “good” of everybody and for the preservation of their culture and lifestyle. He had thoughts of his own and even observed the absurdity of this façade his society puts up with yet he accepts it for his own perceived good.
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The Sitcoms of the 1970s: Different Jokes for Different Folks Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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As with any media endeavor, the story will be told through the perceptions and ideas of the writers and the producers. The sitcoms of the 1970s could not escape the established mindset of the networks and their producers. Though they naively tried to explore serious issues, they only served to draw attention to and amplify our existing bias and prejudice.
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Winged migration: the making of the documentary Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The team moved from the Himalayas, Saharan dunes, Greenland glaciers, paddies in China, Desert Oasis, polluted industrial districts of Eastern Europe and Antarctica, to follow the birds in flight. The flapping birds can be seen near the Statue of Liberty, Eiffel Tower, River Seine etc.
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A Segment from the film Finding Nemo Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Three-dimensional animation movies have changed the way digital cinema is viewed. These movies have demonstrated the extent of creativity that human beings can tangibly demonstrate in Virtual Cinemas which is far more advanced & complex as compared to the movies with real characters. The objective of the essay is to present the production.
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Edward Hopper Style Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This essay focuses on the Edward Hopper’s painting style. The movement was established on the concept that the true nature of art should be to reflect life as it really was, in all its common activities. This ideal held that art should be free of the idealism and judgments observable in previous movements. French Realism was inspired by movements.
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Disneys Pocahontas - History And Entertainment - A Study In Collision Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Does historical accuracy matter in the making of a movie? If yes, How much accuracy is acceptable? Should producers stick to the facts all the time? When is “historical accuracy” of utmost importance? When is it not that big of an issue? When “Pocahontas” was released in 1995, viewers or at least majority of them were surprised.
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The Yellow Wallpaper Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that Charlotte is the wife of John, who is a failed doctor-turned-con/scam-artist. When one of his scams (perhaps involving back-alley plastic surgery and/or low-dollar sex-change operations) goes terribly wrong, ending in a patient’s death, man and wife find themselves in a high-speed chase with police.
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Binghams Black Panthers Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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It is interesting to note the position of the man and woman in the picture. The woman, by her posture, is active in the picture, she is on the threshold, whereas the man is firmly planted behind the glass window (a physical division between him and the children), almost hidden amongst the Black Panther paraphernalia posted on the window. 
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