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Visual Arts & Film Studies Essays

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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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Theories of Modern Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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From the above discussion, it can be concluded that the three pictures were made in three different places reflecting on the diversified use of art and different art forms within a particular domain as well as culture reflecting on the different use of colors and other artistic views to withheld the heritage of different art forms and genres.
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Similarities and Differences between the Basic Art Forms of the Japanese and the America Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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There are several similarities and differences between the basic art forms of the Japanese and the Americas before 1300. The most notable similarity in the basic art forms of the two regions is the prevalence of gigantic stone. They exist as the Colossal Heads in the Americas and the huge bronze statue of Buddha in the Japanese culture. 
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4 Exhibition Visits Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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I am strongly convinced that I did well while organizing myself as well as my time during the project. I had sufficient time to visit every exhibition and to take notes that would later become the foundation of my project. In addition to that, I always have enough time to make small adjustments that would make my work even better.
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Development of film through 20th and into the 21st Century Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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The significance appropriated on the cultural importance in filmed content differs from that of the sociology theorists, who have been overly apprehensive with content to the point that it generates effects. The world continues to witness different transformations in the industry with genres specific to the market demands being created every day. 
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Text-in-Context: Mysterious Worlds Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Within this scenario, the authors like Lydia Millet and Shirley Jackson depends upon the theme of human relationships in their works (say, Love in Infant Monkeys and The Lottery) to prove that empathy is important within human relationships. Similarly, Peter Weir depends upon the theme of human relationships in his film named as Dead Poets Society to prove that empathy can transform human life.
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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 Films of Alfred Hitchcock Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The former servant of Rebecca, Mrs. Danvers, also dedicates herself to make the unnamed heroine feel inadequate in relation to Rebecca. Therefore, this leads her to seek out ways of improving herself to make herself worthy of the love of Maxim, which in turn brings about her desire to recreating herself in the image of Rebecca.
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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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Back To The Future - Robert Zemeckis Masterpiece Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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My initial reaction to the movie was one of awe, especially during the time transport and hovercraft scenes. However, I was not very comfortable with the idea of the mother trying to befriend her own future son and ask him out for a dance. However, in hindsight, I also realize that to create an illusion and have a story that challenges social norms is a daunting task.
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Analysis of Fox Games Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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It may be beneficial to talk about the poses in which every participant is depicted. Thus, the waiter seems to be confident as assertive. He stands on the ground and leans toward the woman. However, this is done with great dignity. He holds the plate with his left hand and there is a lot of physical strength in this pose.
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The Movie American Sniper Celebrates Chris Kyle Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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As the American nation celebrates his outstanding skills, there is a salient need to reconsider the dehumanization of the Iraqi society as exhibited in the movie. Critics of the movie may be easily mistaken for supporters of terrorism. However, the movie’s depiction of the killings of children and women in Iraq is highly questionable. 
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South Korean Films Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The majority of film directors began shifting their general focus by addressing more of democratic issues that impeded growth and expansion of the Korean film industry in the 1980s. The authoritarian government/regime of that period strictly controlled the local film industry, adopting certain entry barriers and censorship. 
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Use of Photography and Posters in Politics Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The posters and music were used to serve the main purpose of the Hillary Clintons presidential campaigns where they were designed purposely to announce Hillary Clintons as the party’s presidential nominee. During the elections, posters are used alongside the photographs to familiarize the candidates to the electorates.  
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Lombardi Map Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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His work was displayed in a museum a week after the September 11 terrorist attack, a year after he had committed suicide. His work displayed intricate details about political scandals. However, Lynn Neary and Robert Hobbs who was a professor of art history commented that Lombardi’s pieces should be considered as a work of art and not only proficient research.
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Film and Social Change in China Visual Arts & Film Studies Book Report/Review
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In historical analysis, the author has outlined the historical development of the Chinese film business by examining the major changes that have occurred in the industry. He has then related the content of the film industry over the years and related them to the social changes that were happening in the nation at the same time.
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How Graphic Design Shapes Popular Culture Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Art and design have been with us since the beginning of time. The early man used to paint on walls using crude tools and dye the paintings. The paintings were an illustration of their way of life and still communicate through the designs. Graphic design is used to pass messages through pictures, images, words, and types. 
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The Holy Family with Saints Anne and John the Baptist as an Example of Italian Baroque Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Italy was a centre of this direction originating, and this was because of the influence of local life realities. Italy was also residence to the Roman Catholic Church which in certain periods of time, including the one described, determined country’s life, and this determination could not remain the art uncovered. 
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Film Movements: A Political Perspective Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Films have been the representatives of mass culture for quite a long time. It has evolved into an art form through a process that shows man’s development in the field of art and culture. There is always the complaint that fiction is larger than life. However, films only reflect society the way it is.   
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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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Baroque Style in Brazil Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Regardless of this absence of contact with an outside world, these nearby individuals came up with their own societies, traditions, running from melody and move to religion and food. There was a little method for protecting this workmanship as the tribes wandered crosswise over Brazil and had little in the method for individual belonging. 
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Film Analysis of The Wicker Man Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The story revolved around the visit of Police Sergeant Neil Howie to the far-flung island of Summerisle to look for a Rowan Morrison who had been missing for quite some time already.  Incidentally, the detective was a devout Christian. Upon his visit to Summerisle, he observed the unusual practices of the people which can be categorized as paganism.
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Great Temple of Tenochtitlan Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Aztecs constructed temples in order to give honour to their gods and to pray for searching a balance in their inner world (Aztec-History, n.p.). Such temples had been called Teocalli that meant God houses and functioned as the places of religious culture in the field of Aztec culture (Aztec-History, n.p.). 
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History of Spanish Cinema and Analysis of Alejandro Amenabars-The Others Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The film industry in Spain has existed since the early nineteenth century and began with silent movies and moved on to active audio-visual cinema after the Civil Wars. According to records, the initial film festivals observe din Spain occurred in the period of 1895 and 1896, wherein the first foundation of a cinema culture was laid in the country.
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Movie Analysis: Steven Soderberghs Psychos and Truffauts A Certain Tendency in French Cinema Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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In the novel, there is bringing out of the study of the magic of fiction. The analysis is also made on the elements and celebration of lasting power. In the novel, one of the outstanding and prominent is the look into the machinery of storytelling and asking fundamental questions. The analysis helps in understanding other literature.
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Bowling for Columbine, Fahrenheit 9-11, and Sicko by Michael Moores Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Michael Moore is an American filmmaker, political activist, and author. Moore has filmed a number of documentaries, including the notable Bowling for Columbine, Fahrenheit 9/11, and Sicko. The Bowling for Columbine was a significant success for Moore. The film won the Academy Award for the best documentary.
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Driving Force in of Art Works Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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In the picture is a family group gathered around a table to see demonstrations on a vacuum pump. The pump is seen to extract air from the glass jar which has a cockatoo inside. It is obvious that if all the air is pumped out, the cockatoo will die. The person demonstrating is standing on the left of the center while explaining the device to his audience.
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10 Exhibition Reviews Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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Finally, Reach Out is reported to be a collaborative workshop with BP Art Exchange which allegedly aims to “explore democracy, communication, and how we use gesture, touch, and generative ideas to reach out to others across the globe. Video and photography seek to illuminate the participatory process”.
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Sublime in Visual Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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The meaning of the term sublime is applied in reference to visual art. Simply, it pertains to the allure of something (art) in terms of an overwhelming sense of visual pleasure and power that is meant to inspire through amazement and emotion. The philosophy of sublime pertains to assessing the intensity, quality, and magnitude of greatness. 
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Discussing Film- making: Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese, and George Lucas Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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A large portion of this week’s lecture was about Martin Scorsese, and from Boxcar Bertha in 1972 to Mean Streets in 1973 to Goodfellas we see a kind of evolution in the artistry of Scorsese, and in a way also a kind of exposition of an extraordinary talent that was unique and already in full flower even at that early age. 
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Hokusai and Hiroshige's Approaches to Landscape Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Hokusai and Hiroshige are renowned Japanese artistы. Born in 1760, Katsushika Hokusai was a Japanese artist during the artistic awakening period in the printmaker and ukiyo-e often marked historically as the Edo period. Hokusai was particularly influenced by the artistic prowess of painters such as; Sesshu and the styles of Chinese painting elegances.
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Twelve Years in Slavery Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The film “12 Years a Slave” is the photography activity and slide show art combined with developed a kind of continuous video screen. The film not only is a visual and auditory modern art but also is the crystallization of modern science and art. With the development of modern society, the film can be screened many times.
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Concept of Self-Disclosure in Stuck in Love Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The concept of self-disclosure is central for communication and media studies because it explains the way how people interact and develop relationships with each other. But what makes it extraordinary is its application to human mundane life in all aspects: it turns out that it is literally impossible to communicate with anyone.
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The Notebook Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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In this essay, attention will be focused on a film; The NoteBook directed by Nick Cassavetes and it is a romantic drama film. It is based on a novel that has the same name written by Nicholas Sparks.
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World Art as a Fun and Practical Tool for Informing People about a Particular Subject Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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Using art as a form of educating people on the existence of a certain aspect of humanity is one of the practical ways to achieve results. Knowledge and interpretation about a certain issue can be passed on from artists to an audience through art. Enlightenment involves identifying with or comprehending all the features related to a subject. 
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Gladiator Directed by Ridley Scott Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Besides Crowe, the film also stars big names Joaquin Phoenix, Oliver Reed, Richard Harris, Connie Nielsen, and Derek Jacobi. It was initially released in the United States of America on May
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Lethem Watch Star Wars - How, Why, When and Where Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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After hiding for long because of shame, Lethem decided to reveal this at the start having less temptation to surrender from unrefined confession. This child’s activities and results from the original Star Wars during the summer of 1977 are what I delve into. The children in the neighborhood had a fondness for comic books or adventure fiction.
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Video Games Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The market of video games does everything possible and impossible to attract new consumers: championships and contests attract gamers from all around the world, video games become connected to the movies and music, and so the place of video games in the popular culture is very significant.  
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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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Poverty and the Social Problems in Movies Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The dominant theme that flows through both God's City and Slum Dog Millionaire movies is poverty. The two movies are set in two different continents in the world which are worlds apart in terms of religion, language and culture but share a lot of parallel themes. 
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Duchamp as a Pioneer of Ready-Mades Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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The first ready-made was the bicycle wheel, which was an experimentation with the new concept. In order to develop the ready-mades, Duchamp focused on identifying manufactured objects and then embarked on a modification procedure. In some cases, Duchamp only repositioned the objects chosen and signed them.
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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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Studying the Success of the Films The Revenge of the Nerds Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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Another notable aspect of film studies is that it takes a number of critical approaches that are adopted during the production and creation of films. In the contemporary world, film studies involve various methods of teaching culture and history. As technology evolves, films are used to teach learners about art and culture adopted by people. 
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Drawing during the Middle Ages Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Jean Pucelle happened to be an artist, and documentary proof tells us that even in the times of Middle Ages, a “book's black and white illuminations” were its unique feature, just one sign of the lots of that medieval artist, the patrons as well as the viewers valued the unique traits and aesthetic potential of the drawn picture.
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The Work of Art: What the Art Actually is Visual Arts & Film Studies Book Report/Review
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After reading Tolstoy's excerpt I started to understand that Tolstoy's aesthetic view of the theory of art is one of a classic stance. He describes art in relation to how it can influence and be a form of an expression for moral values. Tolstoy believes that art is all about the demonstration of feelings and how people can be joined together.
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Biography on Artist Filippo Brunelleschi Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Brunelleschi’s work consisted of several sculptures, buildings, and linear perspective drawing which he drew out of his intelligence and invested into the Renaissance Art in Italy. It was his genius mind and techniques of using material and machines that lead to the creation of great models that serve in history until today.
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Fragmentary Head of Senwosret the Third and Nefertiti Bust, from Amarna Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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In the bust, the sculptor has resorted to soft and light chisel work with much polishing and paintwork. In contrast, the face of Senwosret III does show a much harder, disciplined and controlled chisel work, using rather a hard and limiting medium, with no intention of endowing the sculpture with any kind of hue or rich tonality.
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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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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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The Flood Snack Bar Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The photos go beyond the decisive moments showcased by the picture. For instance, the manner in which a camera captures the flood but showcases how a lakeside community was destroyed by a man-made food. The picture applies colour to create beauty and aesthetic that may catch the eye and making people unable to uncover the meaning demonstrated. 
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