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Men with Guns, The Official Story, The Judge and the General Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Men with Guns is a movie, which describes the horrible atrocities that are committed by the military and the guerrilla forces in an unnamed country in Latin America. It displays the brutality, which both of these forces mete out on the rural population, and this is used as a way of forcing these people to accept their authority (Andersen).
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Reasons for Wanting to Be an Assistant Director Trainee Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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My reason for wanting to become an Assistant Director Trainee is really quite simple. Just like any other person who has an interest in movies, I often wondered what it would be like to become part of the world that creates the celluloid world. The technology behind movie making has always held a mystery for me.
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Architectural Styles: Terre Haute, Indiana Branch of the State Bank of Indiana Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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While a branch of the State Bank of Indiana is located in Terre Haute, Indiana, there were additionally a number of state banks created during the same time. In this way, one considers the considerable history surrounding the establishment of the State Bank. The establishment of this bank occurred in direct relation to the closure of the Second Bank of the United States by then-President Andrew Jackson.
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Aesthetic and political issues raised by large surveys of womens work Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Many people in the world have considered artistic works as male responsibility. However, in recent years, there has been an increase in the number of women in contemporary arts.
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Little Girl in a Blue Armchair, 1878 by Mary Cassatt Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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“Little Girl in a Blue Armchair, 1878” is an art painted by Mary Cassatt, which reveals her exceptional observation powers and the ability to depict the natural details of an object. This is evident from her painting which shows a smartly dressed girl in an armchair posing in a petulant boredom posture alongside a sleeping dog on a chair.
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Movie Review of Children of Heaven Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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The category under which it was nominated was for the best foreign language piece. The title of the movie is symbolic to the creation of a perfect sibling relationship that exists between its two lead characters. Living in very deplorable conditions, Ali and his little sister, Zara, are very comfortable and love each other affectionately (Rochefort 2).
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Jeep Patriot Sports Car Advertisement Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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As the text has it, the visual images communicate in intensity with the buyer urging him or her to buy the product. An advert communicates either directly or indirectly to specific segments of the audience. Reportedly, this paper interprets critically, the semiotic characteristics in the ‘jeep patriot sports car’.
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Compare and contrast of two images Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Earliest civilizations in the world are known to have excelled in creating art and reflecting life. The hieroglyphics in Egypt is one example of this phenomenon. The scribes of ancient Egypt wrote using images. This happened in over 5000 years ago and in modern times became artefacts that recorded significant changes made in history (Hieroglyphics).
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Analyzes of Richard Aldrich, Untitled and Tomma Abts, Fewe Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This paper explores two paintings: Richard Aldrich "Untitled" and Tomma Abts "Fewe". The work "Untitled" eschews traditional means of artistic form. In terms of color the work incorporates a variety of vibrant colors. These include red, yellow, pink, turquoise, and pink. These colors seem significant as they convey a light-hearted tone.
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An Evolutionary View of the Style of Pablo Picasso Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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The paper aims to analyze Pablo Picasso's art and his role in the art history. Picasso differentiated his works into a series of periods which exhibited a number of unique thematic elements and worked to exploit common beliefs and motives. Pablo Picasso is one of the most important figures of the modern era.
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The narrative of 'Second Glance' Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Like Psycho and The Sixth Sense, this film will use suspense, action to the maximum by playing psychological tricks to produce tension and anxiety amongst the audience. The meticulous direction will be another factor for the audience to be glued to their seats.
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VISUAL ANALYSIS PAPER Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Although this brief paper is not the proper format to describe the socio-political and cultural aspects that gave rise to each of the four pieces which will be discussed, it is however an appropriate format to discuss the levels of meaning and briefly touch on the cultural influences which gave rise to each of the different eras which will be discussed.
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Appreciation of Roy Lichtensteins Stepping Out Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The essay indicated that I appreciate the work’s aesthetic qualities, as it combines both cubism and comic book forms of expression. In terms of thematic elements, there are a broad number of elements that appeal to me in the art. In this way, I greatly appreciate the way that the work explores themes of gender, identity, feminism, and social commentary.
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How Have Ideas of Realism Been Conceptualized and Put into Practice by Different Filmmakers Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The viewer has the ability to depict meaningful thinking out graphics and will determine the past or future event that is relevant to the script. A film based on battles should bear the arts that show events in the battlefields, and the characters should show emotions to the situation depicted in the graphics (Middents, 2009:28).
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Schindler's List by Steven Spielberg Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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     First of all, the film’s name is symbolic of the list of the workers prepared by Schindler. This list was helpful for the Jewish slaves to keep themselves away from Nazi concentration camps. So, the film’s name is symbolic of freedom and hope. At the same time, the director makes use of a number of symbols to communicate with the audience.
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Characteristic of Fan Culture Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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 In many ways, the internet and the web have generally changed society’s view of societies and ways of interacting with them. It has become the determining factor of whom a celebrity is unlike in the olden days when this determination was a by a selected few. Additionally, the access to the internet by many people has created a danger to celebrities.
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Walt Disney Cartoons Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Disney cartoons have the racial bias towards some races such as the Asians, African Americans, Native Americans, and people from the Middle East are portrayed along racial lines. Some characters have hatred towards lesbians and gay men. The paper tells about racist, sexist, homophobic representations in the most famous cartoons.
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Interpretations of David Lynch's Film Blue Velvet Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Afterward, Frank Booth finds Dorothy and Jeffrey coerces them to go to his partner Ben’s apartment. The scene at Ben’s residence is sadistic, here Ben sings ‘In Dreams’, and in the wake of this music Frank punches Jeffrey to unconsciousness when Jeffrey attempts to hit Frank when the latter molests Dorothy.
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Saving Private Ryan Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that a subjective point of view usually shows the viewer what the main character is experiencing in the story. To create this point of view, Spielberg had to show us shots of Captain Miller looking at something and then shows us how the captain reacts to what the captain witnesses.
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Modernist artist Man Ray and the Dada movement Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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1Fine arts comprise of performing and visual art forms such as collage, assemblage, music, dance, theatre, sculpture, painting, calligraphy, film, photography, installation and conceptual art. Art, therefore, combines both purity of work and the level of refining to fulfill a given intended function and desire (Miller 3).1 In both film and visual arts, the development of creative thinking and imagination is crucial for ease of assembling reflections and developing new work.
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An analysis of the film Gladiator Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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Some of these factors include the lighting, sound effects among others. It is important for every film maker to be in a position to combine these factors well for the purpose of delivering something which is of quality in the market (Pezzotta, 2010). Storytelling There are several issues which portray themselves in leadership.
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Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Many film studios in the golden age of Hollywood made very extensive use of sexuality in their marketing and in the mise-en-scène of their films. One theory that helps to illuminate how exactly this was achieved, despite some very draconian rules and regulations regarding nudity and suggestible postures, costumes, and symbols, is that of Laura Mulvey.
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What Inspired Edward Munch to draw The Scream Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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What Inspired Edward Munch to draw The Scream? The scream is a popular drawing by Norwegian artist Edvard Munch who lived between 1863 and 1944. The scream uniquely becomes the symbol of modern day anxiety since its foreground depicts a worried person. Edward Munch gives various reasons for the painting of this picture.
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Observation and/or research on a local building in Miami Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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From what I found out, this building was first constructed in Segovia, Spain. The building was purchased centuries later by William Randolph Hearst, a newspaper magnate, who brought them in pieces to America. The Spanish Monastery was completely assembled and erected in its current location in the year 1954.
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Paul Delvauxs Paintings Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Paul Delvaux’s Paintings Name Institution Paul Delvaux’s Paintings Paul Delvaux was one of the most famous surrealist Belgian painters of the twentieth century (Carels & Deun, 2004). He was born in 1987, in the town of Antheit, within the province of Liege in Belgium.
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Hollywood Representations of Women in 1930s Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The author states that women in the film industry have often been celebrated more because of their appearance than their ability to act. In addition, irrespective of certain female stars’ legendary statuses, gender roles have been firmly reinforced by the roles these women, who are judged on their appearances, have played.
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Representation of Masculinity in Die Hard 2 Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Generally speaking, the dominance of masculinity over femininity is visible in every segment of human life. This power has occurred throughout history, is alive and well today, and is likely to continue in the future. As evident in the film, masculinity has both physical and mental power over femininity.
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Border Crossing by Luis Jimenez Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The paper explains why most of the historical structures people see around reflect the period when the actual civilization began, and the cultural attachment to this. Iowa State University is one of the global institutions of higher learning that boasts different historical structures which represent masterpieces of art. 
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Compare the movie 300 to the life of the spartans Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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With the ongoing battle, Queen Gorgo (Lena Headey) arranges to assemble forces in support for her husband, Leonides. The entire story has been narrated by Dilios (David Wenham) who was a Spartan soldier. Life of the Spartans (critique) Spartans were a warrior tribe in ancient Greece who believed in raging wars to increase their area of land.
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Saving the Earth: A Mission for Contemporary Artists Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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By taking pictures of the wearing away of the cairns in a series of shifting light modes against a scenic, striking perspective, Goldsworthy will document the changes in his momentary sculptures to represent renewal or regeneration. The creation of Goldsworthy concerns the cycle of life, change and regeneration, history, nature, and the idea.
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Foreground, Middle Ground and Background. Winslow Homer compared to Andrew Wyeth Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Christina's World is a realist tempera portrait by iconic American artist Andrew Wyeth. In this picture, we can see great styles of art employed by the artist that helps us distinguish the foreground, middle ground and background. In his artist painting on the foreground, we can see Christina lying on the ground and it suggests that she is trying to make some movement to reach to the houses in the far background.
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Gods in Korean Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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One of the artworks done by the monk head painter, Seobung Eungsun assisted by Hyesan Chukyeon and other monks entitled, “Jeseokcheon (Indra), Beomcheon (Brahma), and Witaecheon (Skanda) with Guardians and Attendants” created during the Joseon Dynasty in 1891, depicts the religious beliefs of Korea.
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Detective Graham in the Movie Crash Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Touch is the sense that connects us to other people.  However, in the film, “Crash”, consistent alienation has been presented to reflect the dominance of racism, prejudice, ethnocentrism, stereotyping and a whole lot of things that disconnect people from each other into their own respective cold corners.
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Memento & Memento Mori Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that the film version goes into greater depth with more characterization and complexity. Unlike “Memento Mori”, “Memento” adds more characters that contribute to the story. However, each work has its own uniqueness to them and each tells the fundamental story in their own distinctive way.
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Thief's Journal Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Perhaps, what Genet is trying to do in The Thief’s Journal is to address a constructed reader, who may be any standard bourgeois existing in the past or the present. In The Thief’s Journal, Genet tries to systematically work out an aesthetic of deviation and degradation.
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Juno American Feature Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The movie is about how a young teenage girl with an unplanned pregnancy manages to handle her life despite deciding to have the baby, and the kind of impact the situation has on her maturity and lifestyle. The movie has gained worldwide recognition due to its being able to address a large audience on a global scale that has been able to relate to every aspect of it.
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Los Moscos by Mark Bradford Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Bradford is an artist who is very familiar with the issues that affect race relations, his work often commenting on various problems that affect urban life. The piece of work can be compared to that of the Modernists as they worked with flatness and commentary in order to impress upon their audience meaning within the boundaries of their work that then extended well beyond it.
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Impressions of Visiting Vatican Museum Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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All in all, the experience was a hugely positive one and I would quickly do it all over again if given the chance.  Although not everything was exactly as I expected it, nothing in life ever is.  What made it unique, interesting, and memorable were the elements both expected and unexpected that remain etched into my memory. 
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Brief Synopsis of the Film Avatar Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The Na’vi women, including Neytiri who was supposed to hold the second highest stature in Na’vi society (second only to her mother), are relegated to nurturers even if Cameroon had beautifully portrayed them. But still, the reality remains that they cannot make decisions on behalf of the tribe nor take up major responsibilities. 
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Film assingnment Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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Many scenes in the film have become iconic and have been parodied or duplicated in later films. They clearly have a real resonance even today, unlike many other films of the 1960s. The scene where the main character Benjamin jumps in the swimming pool is a vital mise-en-scene.
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Drama as an Important Medium of Expression Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Heroic drama is interconnected with the Restoration period in British history. Eugene M. Waith opined, “Consequently, when ‘heroic play’ or ‘heroic drama’ are mentioned, we think first of the period 1660-1700”. During this period England was undergoing internal problems. So, exaggerated heroes and heroism presented in the heroic drama are well suited to the context of nationalism.
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Three different artists as examples Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This art form may include crafts, paintings, photography, and pottery. It is not a rigid form of art as it entails other forms of art like graphic design, fashion designing, and interior designing, which are all forms of applied arts. For instance, the society we live in relates its structures to thought and ideas.
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Critical Response Paper 1 Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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In addition, it shows the manner in which they are represented in the cinemas that were prepared under their influence. This paper focuses on Frantz Fanon: Black Skin, White Mask as a contemporary variation of Third Cinema, and The Battle of Algiers as a film from Third Cinema’s first wave.
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How do E. Ann Kaplan and Kaja Silverman define historical trauma Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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On the other hand, surrealism is a form of art that dates back to the 1920s and seeks to imply artistic thoughts in many different forms. Artists assume that, a person studying their work should be able to depict the different meanings it represents. Realism and surrealism put more emphasis to different characteristics of societal beliefs, norms, culture, and ethics.
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Architecture of Bramante Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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Bramante was born in 1444 at Monte Asruvaldo and is credited to be the father of High Renaissance in architecture (Anonymous, 1996). His earlier works that made a breakthrough in architecture included the church of Sta and the rectory of S. Ambrogio. Due to his mastery in architecture, Bramante was awarded the task of organizing and rebuilding the Basilica of St.
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Slumdog Millionaire. World and Independent Cinema Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Slumdog Millionaire is not a Hollywood movie but an Indo-British joint production – the director Danny Boyle is a British playwright. Hollywood scripts treat Slumdog Millionaire as an American film, putting it in Oscar under the primary category rather than categorizing it as a foreign movie like other Indian set films.
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The Ways Africa and Africans are Represented by Africans Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Relatedly, White Material presents a tormenting act when African children pitifully salvage some pills from the ground after a pharmacy was plundered by the soldiers. This illustrates the scarcity and ruthlessness that Africans suffer from. Even an unsophisticated pharmacy was pillaged to shreds due to desperate needs.
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The Analysis of the Curious Case of Benjamin Button Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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Considering social issues many ageing individuals get lonely because they do not get much attention from their kin. For instance, the movie showed that most families only come to visit on major holidays. Benjamin got to meet Daisy during ThanksGiving. The girl was visiting her grandmother for the celebration.
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Critical Analysis of the Main Characters: Portrait of Teresa and Salt of the Earth Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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All in all, the movie Portrait of Teresa is a poignant movie that depicts the contradictions which exist in the male-dominated Cuban society, no matter how much the Cuban Revolution and its ideals have attempted to bring women to the forefront of society (Randall; p, 298). The Federation of Cuban Women (FMC) was one of the major feminist groups.
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James Cameron's Movies Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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In Avatar, regarding décor, there is very impressive imagery contained in the setting of the scene. It was perfectly used to greatly amplify the characters' emotions in the heat of the moment of their duel. In the shots, the futuristic mechanization of colonel  Quaritch’s machine and Jakes old fashioned flesh and bones in Avatar, have a good color scheme that stresses the rich personal space station environment.
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