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Visual Arts & Film Studies Essays

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Critical Reception Manifestations of the Success of The Dark Knight Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The critic reviews of “The Dark Knight” film manifests its success and not its failure. The moments of reception that characterized the period after the film was released in July 2008, justifies the fact that the film was successful because it presented what Batman, a comic book, was intended to convey in the 1940s.
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Comparative Visual Analysis - Rebel without a Cause Movie Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Ideas related to juvenile delinquency and behavioral dissonance contained in the film would later set the stage for widespread behavioral dissonance for American teenage boys. Rebel Without a Cause not only highlights typical behavioral habits exhibited by delinquent teenagers but also elaborates on the depth and breadth of society’s perception of juvenile delinquency among teenage boys.
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Comparative Visual Analysis of 2 Scenes from Rebel without a Cause Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Rebel Without a Cause presents a food case of gender matters. The theme of masculinity has well been explained through Jim and his father. Jim’s father is one that can be termed as an emancipated man that is not entangled to the traditional roles of manliness while his son is a case of a masculinity crisis that believes involvement in crime explains how masculine a man needs to be in society.
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Let the Right One in and Let Me in Movies Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The director Reeves brings in the subplot of detectives investigating the murders that happen around the area’s complex. The detective subplot is not very interesting as it is standard and contains a lot of cliché stuff (Reeves, 2010). The detective subplot helps to move the story in the right and satisfying way. The subplot has little effect on the emotional part of the story.
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Jules and Jim Movie Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Jim accepts the wish of Jules by accepting to take Catherine away as his lover. The problem, however, comes up between the two based on the inability of both having a child. According to Jim, his moral struggle is to bear children and settle with his family. He is not able to bear children that make his moral struggle to break into pieces.
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A Thousand Words by Brian Robin Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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In the film a thousand words, the essay has found out that lack of effective communication destroys a relationship due to misunderstanding. In the film, fools rush in, communication challenges due to cultural differences posed problems in the relationship. However, in this instance, Alex does his best despite the misunderstanding to ensure the relationship survives.
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Modern Concept of Individualism Versus Traditional Values of the Community: Peking Opera Blues Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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In the film, another character, Sarala is also shown, filled with joy, freedom, and hope. All these are indications of life and youthfulness that the widows’ society must throttle. The child is free, showing signs of happiness with her little dog. She shows signs of being unmoved by expressing her feelings regarding human nature.
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Gender Art Critique Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Gender refers to a person’s sense of self and inner identity, unlike sex that biologically defines feminism or the masculinity of an individual. Gender cuts across all the social aspects of life including art. The kind of male-dominated culture that existed before and now affected still affects various issues in the current society. 
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The Impacts of Globalization on the Growth of Chinese Movie Industry Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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The Chinese movie industry should increase the import volume of foreign movies. This is because the Chinese movie industry needs more pressure from overseas movie markets. Finally, the Chinese government should appropriate more funds to rebuild some cinemas and update film screening techniques in order to allow more cinemas to play 3D or IMAX movies.
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Hong Kong's Identity on the Global Stage Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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The Metropolitan city of Hong Kong is one of the most famous cities in the world. This reputation is largely accrued to its vast array of infamous Martial arts movies, such as The Touch of Zen in 1978, The Way of the Dragon that was released in 1972, and the Rumble in the Box in1996. The city is home to some of the most renowned actors, for example, Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee.
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The Culture High Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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In the film "The Culture High" Harvey and Michael Bobroff believe that the topic of marijuana is necessary to discuss since the drug affects many people in one way or another. The film also captures issues such as Militarized police, prescription drugs, news media, the NSA’s actions, and prisons among many other topics.
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Fantasy, Dreams and Flashbacks in 8,5 Directed by Fellini Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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8½ is a 1963 film directed by Federico Fellini. The story in the film revolves around the life of a renowned Italian film director who has eight and a half films to his name. The story shows the challenges, successes of the director, and his typical days. In developing the film, Federico Fellini employs a number of appropriate film development techniques.
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Choices in Pans Labyrinth Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Decision-making choices differ in different situations depending on the people making the decisions and the conditions under which they make these conditions. For the processes to take place there are usually two or more alternatives that people usually choose from. The choice is an outcome of any process that involves judgment and assessment.
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Greek Mythology: Herakles Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Mythology refers to a collection of myths that form a mythological system. Myths provide an insight into the origins of humanity; they educate humanity about the traditions and culture prevalent in that era. These are not merely tales of some kings who fought on this planet but there is always a message for humanity.
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Diverse Viewpoints of the Reviews of the Movie Brokeback Mountain Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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In the beginning, he talks in favour of the director and the artists, but as he proceeds with the review, he adds the thought of controversy from his point of view. He feels that homosexuality is still an unacceptable concept prevailing in American society, and so a homosexual love between two cowboys is not a matching one for this story.
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Runaway Jury Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Based from the legal thriller book written by John Grisham, Runaway Jury is a movie about a widow named Celeste Wood, who sued a gun company in an effort to seek truth and justice in the wrongful killing of his stockbroker husband, Jakob Wood, in an office rampage of a crazed and at loss day-time stockbroker and the irresponsible selling of semi-automatic firearms.
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The High Renaissance in Italy Visual Arts & Film Studies Literature review
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O’Connor (2003), states that Florence was the center of the Renaissance Movement when da Vinci arrived there. Leonardo observed everything around him and was focused on finding models for his realistic drawings. An example of his awe-inspiringly realistic work is: somewhere between 1474-1475, Leonardo started work on the Annunciation, with the help of other people.
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The Movie Eve's Bayou Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The relationship between Eve's older sister and her father is damaged and we learn that it is not her father who tried to seduce her, but it was she who instead tried to seduce him. Thus we see the sister slowly begin to unravel and as she further tarnishes her father's image in her young sister's eyes.
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The Graduate by Mike Nichols Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Benjamin is expected to immediately pursue a career in plastics, a career that emphasizes the emptiness of the adult corporate world before he’s really even had a chance to realize that he’s finished school. As he becomes involved with Mrs. Robinson, he loses any desire to enter the corporate world in favor of the sensual world that she has introduced to him.
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Film Noir: A Popular Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The popularity of film noir declined only with the advent of TV and according to Bruce Eder  "the final nail was hammered into the genre's coffin when color photography became standard for Hollywood films." Color could not convey the bleak atmosphere that could be conveyed so well with black and white colors.
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An Evaluation of An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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This is shown in subtle language by the author but is revealed in a more concrete manner on film. There occurs to the doomed person a flashback of all the important events in his life. These events flash before his eyes in stark reality and in swift succession to make him know the real reason for this wonderful gift of life.
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Crime Scenes in the Movie Zodiac Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The film brings about a greater understanding of how society seeks to capture criminals and how people react to unknown, intangible threats that are a part of life. While it is not a historic, life-altering film, it is certainly thought-provoking and quite intelligent which makes it a wonderful film viewing experience.
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Passion of Christ by Mel Gibson Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Film scenes can offer a visual portrayal of abstract theories and concepts taught in organizational behavior and management courses as well as psychology topics. Inexperienced students will likely benefit from the use of film because of a greater feeling of reality. Showing concepts through different film scenes also shows the application of these concepts in different situations.
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Comparison of the Play and the Film: The Crucible Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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There are examples of literary texts that are converted for mass consumption by the general public in the form of a feature film. The text suffers a great deal in interpretation as the limitations of the screen necessarily entail a significant reduction in the amount of material that can be conveyed. In very rare cases, the text does not suffer to a great degree by its transition to film.
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Stereotypes of Happiness in Movies: Disneys Snow White Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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“Once upon a time...” is probably one of the most widely known phrases. It is the password that unlocks the portal to a world of imagination, magic, and entertainment, the world of fairy tales.  Each person finds a different type of asylum within the region of the make-believe, as fairy tales can mean different things to various people.
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V for Vendetta Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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“The term is used to distinguish serious works within the genre from the stereotypes of "super-hero" comic books”. The story is set in a future Britain devastated by the effects of a world nuclear war, after which the control of the country fell into the hands of Norsefire, a fascist party led by Adam Susan. 
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Not Without My Daughter Critique Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Depicting the movie as a struggle between the good and the evil, where good is the white race, and evil, the brown, the movie was timed to be released on the eve of the first Gulf War. The movie is based on the true story of Betty Mahmoody published as a book in 1986. Betty is an American, happily married to the Iranian physician Mahmoody.
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Analysis of the Film: Citizen Kane Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Along with innovative methods of photography, even in-camera effects were used to shoot deep focus shots for example such a method was used in the scene where Kane enters the room of Susan Alexander after her suicide attempt. Every scene is worked in such a manner that it seems realistic and captures the attention of the audience.
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Analysis of the Namesake Movie Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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It is quite impossible to relate to the film if you did not grow up in a family close to each other. Of course, you would not understand the pain of being far from a place surrounded by loved ones and a lifestyle far different from what you presently have. The sudden severance of Ashima to her family is a total deviation from happiness.
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The Criticism of the Debut Movie Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The story is about a Filipino young man, Ben Mecardo, who torn between two cultures. Ben, the protagonist shuns his Filipino background and sets out to carve a niche for himself adapting to the American culture. Unlike his sister, Ben can’t speak his native Tagalog, knows little of Filipino culture, and hangs around with his white friends. He cannot appreciate Filipino food, culture, and heritage either.
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Analysis of Historical Movies Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The movie is a paean to the charms of antebellum life, reflecting a halcyon time of happy union between slaves and slaveowners before war disrupted this essential relationship. “Gone With the Wind” idealizes the Old South and the Civil War to such an extent that the South it describes is historically unrecognizable.
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Analysis of British Films Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The movie is a stoic attempt towards symbolic representation using baroque and shadow techniques as a tool of effective story-telling. The use of background noise, music, and sound-effects paved the way for classics like The Bicycle Thieves, Private Detective, Dracula, and Shanghai Express in the genre of cinema-noir, for their classic display of oblique expressionism.
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Film Analysis: Sherlock Jr Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Due to the film being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant,” Sherlock Jr. was selected by the Library of Congress to be preserved by the National Film Registry in the United States. In an age when most comedies are all windup and no punch, this is the most treasurable of virtues." (Time, Film Review, 2005)
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Blackmail by Alfred Hitchcock and Feminist Theory Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Among the numerous accomplishments in Alfred Hitchcock’s career, one that is sometimes overlooked is his movie Blackmail, released in 1929. As usual, bearing all the traits of Hitchcock canon, the movie is cinematic excellence. This particular film by Hitchcock will always remain in the memory of its viewers for its memorable opening sequence. 
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The Story of Rambo Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author of the following paper states that the third and the fourth movies in the series did not make as much money as the first and the second Rambo which means that the audiences gave gone tired of the formula of violence and mental tortures which made the first and second Rambo movies very successful.
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Analysis of Inceptions Media Content Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Nolan’s past experience shows that he is not so good with female characters. He has handled the women both in Batman Begins and The Dark Knight rather poorly the same typical trend is seen in this movie. The role of Adriane in many places appears to be uncompelling and underdeveloped.  She is not as rounded as other male characters in the movie (Movies Online).
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Muhammad: Legacy of a Prophet Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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In addition to the background, the film describes concerning Islam, through personal interviews with contemporary Muslims it allows individuals to understand the real practice of Islam. In these regards, there are a number of themes that are central to the film’s message. Perhaps the most compelling theme is that of the concern one should have for their fellow human being.
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The Matrix Trilogy Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The film incorporates a number of theoretical and philosophical paradigms, including Plato's dialogue of the cave, and later post-structural examinations of self and signification. Finally, the film exemplifies a dystopian vision through its articulation of a 2199 machine dominated world. This articulation taps into social deep-rooted social anxieties about the rapid advancement of technology.
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What Do Films My Sassy Girl and 2046 Have in Common Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Asian films gained worldwide recognition over the past years with exceptional storylines, sophisticated production details, and quality comparable to Hollywood films. Wong Kar-wai’s 2046 and Kwak Jae-Yong's Korean film My Sassy Girl are among the remarkable Asian films that earned positive reception in the international film scene. 
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Science Fiction and Matrix Revolutions Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Science fiction is a popular genre in literature and film which is characterized by its setting in a world which has fantasy elements in it, usually involving some kind of imaginary science or technology. Often there are clearly defined good and bad characters, involved in some kind of struggle, and there may be aliens, modified humans, spaceships, etc. 
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The Multimedia Character of the Free Radicals Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Len Lye was a well-known avant-garde artist from New Zealand. He had played his hands on many forms of art with equal rigor. In Free Radicals, he synthesizes all his artistic abilities and sensitivities in order to create a truly majestic work. This paper intends to read Lye’s doodling on film through an examination of the multimedia character.
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The Secret Life of the Bees Movie: the Real-Life Leadership Skills of Interdependence Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The recurring theme of bees in the movie highlights the real-life leadership skills of interdependence, collaboration and cooperation, and fostering relationships. The leading figures in the movie are true to life and believable in the sense that it is not that they don’t get dejected, disheartened, and dismayed.
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Samuel Becketts Life Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Today Samuel Beckett is regarded as one of the 20th century's most renowned writers. Born in April 1906, Beckett was a 20th-century modernist writer who explored various experimental genres and articulated several powerful existential themes. His writing reached such prominence and esteem that in 1969 he was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature.
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Technological and Cultural Progress in the Formative Period of South America Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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In terms of Pizzaro, it’s clear that among the major elements were the considerable advantages in weaponry. The Incan Empire lacked any form of steel, preventing them from developing swords. Other notable issues in this context include the access the Spanish Conquistadors had to write that included strategic accounts of Central American conquests.
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Spike Lee and Life History of Malcolm X: Involvement in Criminal Activities and Racism Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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In the film, Betty X is Malcolm X’s wife. But she does not have any particular influence upon her husband. Her role in the film is overshadowed by Malcolm’s character. From a different angle of view, Malcolm’s wife is entrapped within her domestic domain. Within this context, her role was to look after her children, not to influence her husband.
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The Shawshank Redemption Analysis Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The original narrative Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption was written by Stephen King and it was printed in his collection called ‘Different Seasons’. The screenplay for the movie was written by Frank Darabont, who also directed the movie in 1994. The initial difference between the book and the movie is pretty obvious – their title and length.
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The Encounter Point Movie Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The very same character, at a later stage, evinces not only a capacity to understand the perspective of one’s adversaries but rather undergoes a 360-degree change of mind. Not only that but Shlomo also depicts a willingness and the capacity to face the resistance and opposition of his family and community to stand for the cause which he believes to be just and fair.
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Analysis of a Beautiful Mind Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The lighting is superb, and it keeps varying depending on various scenes. At the start when John was at the peak of his scientific ingenuity, the lighting is bright, but when problems set in, the producers have used a tinge of dark colors to highlight the changes. The producers can also be credited with using proficient camera angles which have ensured that no scene is missed.
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The Los Angeles County Museum of Art - Athenas Head Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Generally speaking, various cultures from different places across the globe deify female beings empowered with strength who can face battles. They are also vested with acumen crucial in preparing for impending trials. Along with their skills is beauty admired by their subjects and other deities alike.
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Black-Figure Amphora with Scenes of Apollo Entertaining Dionysus and Hermes Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Since the art was made in Athens, Greece, it is arguably true that the artist of the art succeeded in giving the picture its theme with enough and necessary succinctness. This is true as the art depicts all aspects of a community (Lylis 102). The political aspect is represented by the presence of the two kings as well as the presence of opposition or challenger to their ruling: Minotaur.
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