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Visual Arts & Film Studies Essays

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Film Adaptation Issues Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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There are numerous reasons why adaptation is such a favorite among film studios. First is that they are so popular and familiar that the materials immediately assure commercial success. Secondly, the body of literature has many creative and wonderfully interesting features that offer tremendous opportunities in filmmaking.
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Scenario Project for Detective Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Thus, “communication is the process of creating meaning between two or more people through the expression and interpretation of messages,” Cleary (2008:1). There are certain problems like barriers to communication in this scenario where the detective will need to get all the information from various witnesses with different cultural backgrounds.
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The Site of Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The site of their work is an important element in conveying the sublime elements of their meaning through the physical content of their forms.  Otterness creates a play area for children at the same time that he makes a strong statement to financially-conscious adults about the true nature of their pursuit of money. Similarly, Holzer surprises the public spaces in which she exhibits simply as she works in an area dominated by advertising.
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Carl Beam's Major Painting Themes Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This essay centers on the different kinds of media used by Carl in his paintings. Moreover, paper focuses on the native Indian paintings that Beam created in order to elaborate on his connection to his culture and origin. Furthermore, it writes about some of his paintings that describe the way in which the European culture dominated the native Indian one. Also, his portrayal of the human condition today is a part of the essay.
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Style and Influences of the Filmmaker David Lynch Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The influences that most affected David Lynch resides deep within the cinematic history of Hollywood. Lynch used the beautifully crafted tales about little town America in order to frame his work. Then he peeled back the surface to reveal the dark twisted truths that could be found within their boundaries.
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The Different Ideas of Picasso and Matisse Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The painters were known to be essential as a precursor to their movements along with several artisans in their society. Picasso has the movement “Cubism”, while Matisse has the movement “Fauvism and Modernism”. The two were known to be friends. During an occasion, “Picasso met Matisse” while Picasso was in his latter Rose Period. 
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YMCA Baseball Team - South Korean Comedy Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The aim of baseball is - ‘scoring runs’, by hitting a ball, thrown by the opponent team’s pitcher, with a bat and touching a series of bases; four in number, that are arranged at the corners of a large field/pitch. Each of the players of the batting team, take turns hitting at the ball, while the pitcher’s teammates try to stop them. 
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Literary Anthology Visual Arts & Film Studies Literature review
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A theorist and feminist writer; Gloria Anzaldúa’s works were of vital significance for the last two decades. Her work should be noted that it is now anthologized systematically in different compositions that reach different audiences on an annual basis.
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Napoleon Dynamite: Studying Culture and Stereotypes Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Several instances in the films have dealt with the manner of how each notion has been represented and paved way for a certain stereotype as constructed by the characters. In the film Napoleon Dynamite, certain stereotypes are evident, which individually constructed and socially determined.
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The Films Planet of the Apes and 12 Monkeys in the Subject of Animal Ethics Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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During the shot, the director cannot tell the animals to act in a certain way. The animals are provoked so that they would behave in a certain way. Sometimes they are terrified. At that time it is not their acting but the real terror they feel during the shot. If there is a shot of falling of animals, it is not manipulated fall.
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Nuances of Cinematography in The Illusionist Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Tying in with the level of suspense and mystery that the music was able to provide within the film, final element which will be analyzed within this brief essay is with regards to the cinematography, camera angles, and shots which are used throughout the film as a way to confound the viewer and provide yet another layer of mystery to the plotline.
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Cross-Cultural Female Identities in Joy Luck Club Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Hollywood has a continued tendency to only feature idealized images of thin, young, blonde, and mostly obedient to someone images of the female and is mostly blamed for unhealthy attitudes, but scientific theories have indicated that the process of shaping female identity, like any other concept of belonging or 'right' social thought, is a reciprocal process (Yglesias, 2005).
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Analysis of the Movies Troy and 300 Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The film Troy belongs to the genre or the category of epic movies. In its beginning, it depicts a situation in Greece 3500 years ago. The movie 300 is also of the epic genre which revolves around king Leonidas and his 300 Spartan warriors. There are many similarities and differences portrayed in these two movies (Paul, 2013 p83).
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The Bicycle Thief by Vittorio De Sica Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The opening of the film reflects the theme of Italian neorealism on economic hardships and empathetic view on the new democratic spirit of the common people. The film starts with the long shot of the bus with a group of young and old men coming out of it and the background of large residential buildings. The setting shows surroundings that are dry and hot in natural daylight. 
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Gone With the Wind Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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However, most people who dare to go against these norms for what they believe in achieve more than society expects. One character in history who dared to do what others were afraid was Scarlett O’Hara.
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History of Chinese Documentary and Contemporary Television Visual Arts & Film Studies Literature review
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They investigate the possible reasons that might be behind the booming market for Chinese documentary. The literature review contains comprehensive studies that renowned scholars and authors have done concerning the Chinese documentary. Studies reviewed emphasize primary factors contributing to the advancement of Chinese culture and its global acceptance.
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Sound and Aurality as Social, Technological and Aesthetic Practice Visual Arts & Film Studies Literature review
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The 20th century saw integration of sound arts and visual arts by using the modern technology tools which resulted to drastic changes. Advanced technology enhances the sense of hearing. Manipulation of sound through techniques such as sound compression, reduction, reproduction, sound openness, and fluidity enhance combining of the visual and written art.
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Social Work Perspectives as Applied to the Movie John Q Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The “John Q” movie exhibits the different elements of social work perspectives through the actions of the protagonist. For instance, John Quincy has a medical cover, but the hospital has denied his son a chance to have a heart transplant. He triggers a reactionary move from Quincy in a bid to influence a transplant through various means, such as selling his assets and holding people hostage.
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How the Introduction of Film Influenced the Development of 20th Century Tap Dance Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The introduction of film into modern society had a tremendous impact on the way we live our lives, gather information, view others, and entertain ourselves. More than something that plays out specifically within the darkened theater, this phenomenon has expanded far beyond the boundaries of the movie house to incorporate several aspects of life.
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Postmodern in Action Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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ost-modernism is more practical and worldly accurate because it takes into account the ideas of modernism also. They claim that it’s important that one is not just stylish but one should also care about their actions. Globalization and other things have altered the world and there are new portals of communication and periods. They consider post-modernism to be sophisticated and advanced in comparison with modernism.
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Character of Werther in Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's The Sorrows of Young Werther Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Whatever you want to call it - volatility or thuggery, passion or belligerence, courage or obstinacy - Wright has it. Wright's baby is named Nevada; he met her mother, Ruby O'Rourke, during the making οf his latest film, an antipodean Macbeth influenced by Melbourne's gangland wars. O'Rourke sings the witches' chant "Double, double toil and trouble''. 
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Films from Different Decades Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Both films were led by major stars, Dustin Hoffman, who’s debut in The Graduate, catapulted him to instant stardom, and Clint Eastwood, who was already famous but had yet to establish himself as a “cult hero”, something that the film Dirty Harry, and the subsequent films that followed along that mystique, did for him. 
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Beat the Whites with the Red Wedge poster by Lissitzky Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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A reflective analysis of L. Lissitzky’s Bolshevik propaganda poster Beat the Whites with the Red Wedge, exploring the materials, techniques and processes used by the artist, its iconography, symbolism, meaning, and historical and cultural context, helps one recognize that the poster is significant for its military, political and artistic overtones.
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Modern Urban and Industrial Life Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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While interpretations of The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1919) and Metropolis (1927) vary, it’s clear that much of the German anxiety towards the encroaching industrial climate can be read into the films. The expressionist settings also are constructed in a way that illustrates the tremendous psychological anxieties the Germans faced after World War I and their search for direction in a war-torn country.
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The Window into Jane Eyres Soul Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The choice and timing of scenes are intended to demonstrate how successfully the author of Jane Eyre is able to achieve the atmosphere of suspense through a focus on the sensory perceptions of the protagonist. There are some scenes that are shown through a montage; these are the less important ones in so far as the impact on the viewer is concerned
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Ringu and the Ring Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Although the two films are tracking one storyline, Ringu was regarded more as a supernatural-biological film while The Ring was more of psychological-horror. Specified genre already claimed differences between these two films. In order to give justifiable judgment and comparative execution of the two films, the common summary is necessary for better understanding. 
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The Script of 'Out of the Storm and into the Light' Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Kathleen shuts off the vacuum cleaner, retrieves bacon from skillet, gets plates, spoons, forks, and knives, and distributes them on the table. She runs up the stairs and knocks on the doors to her brothers’ rooms. As she rounds the corner, she suddenly barrels into her father.
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The Narrative and Cinematic Presentation of Malcolm X Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Malcolm X (1925-1965) was an African American social activist with revolutionary views on confronting the subjugation and injustice meted out to fellow Black Americans. He is well remembered for his struggle to overcome racial segregation and discrimination. Malcolm X was one of the most influential public figures in America in the early 1960s which was a time of heated racial tension.
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Conspiracy Theories of the Modern American Society Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The first major difference is the fact that most conspiracy theories from half a century ago were aroused from public paranoia, and focused more on the existence of an external threat to the nation’s security. This is unusual for contemporary conspiracy hypotheses whose focus lies on domestic or internal threats to safety and political life.
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A Distinctive Look at Unionism and Strike Action Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Even though not specifically radical in its political representations, Blue Collar is extraordinary in the American film tradition in the sense that it puts emphasis on the experiences of the workers, particularly in the real place of work. Moreover, it shows that workers are usually oppressed and abused by powerful elements in a social order that does not value their inputs to it.
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The Female Identity in Witchcraft as Portrayed in Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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In today’s world, witchcraft, covens, and other things connected are not held in contempt as they once were in the days of Salem, Massachusetts. Certainly, there would have never been any movies made about witchcraft without the producer and director being tried and executed for promoting witchcraft.
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Annie Hall takes over the Marty Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This article will involve a selection of two movies that were released before 1990 and which are 10 years apart. This essay also assumes that the person who reads this article has seen the movies; therefore, the plot summary will be minimized by entailing a compare contrast essay.
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The Portrayal of Women in Chinese Cinema in the Early 20th Century: Street Angles Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Women lived an unbearable life, and while growing up they had to listen to the men, in their lives, and this included their fathers and all other male members of their families. The women and daughters were not given a name but instead were called according to numbers, for example, “daughter no 2”. 
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Shot of Steven Spielberg Film Schindler's List Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The sub-sequence starts with the perceiving of the girl that wore a red coat. Oskar’s apathy towards the mistreatment of the humanity all around him in his quest for success and money, this sequence witnesses the liquidation of the Jewish ghetto by Oskar and his mistress the previous sequences tell of Oskar’s detachment and anger at the sight of him being exposed to the Jewish workers and their pathetic plight.
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How Sergio Leone influenced Film Making Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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There were many phases in film making like the era of silent films, Eastman color films, etc. One such significant phase was the American westerns that led to the beginning of the Spaghetti Western genre of films. Spaghetti Westerns were popular all over the globe like Europe, USA, parts of Asia and Africa (Jones, 43).
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Representation of Masculinity in Die Hard 2 Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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According to Carroll (2003) “studies in the film field pay specific attention to the Herculean physical performances and spectacular body appearances of starring characters such as John McLane in the Die Hard series” (p. 54). Even though heroines are playing an important role in the success of films, most of the famous films are known in the name of heroes.
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Annotated Catalogue Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The two film programs are dirty deeds 2002, and money movers 1978. From the television, the programs are, Killing Time, shown in the period of 2011, East-West 101, shown during the periods of 2007 to 2011, and Homicide, shown during the periods 1964 to 1976.
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Winslow Homer compared to Andrew Wyeth Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The grass in the foreground also suggests that the picture was drawn regarding the dry spell or the harvest season in Chadds. Christina seems mesmerized by her rural setting, a suggestion of breeze stroking her loose features of hair as she stares in the direction of her home, totally fascinated.
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Paul Delvauxs Paintings Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Like many aspiring artists, Delvaux's entry into the world of art was met with determined criticism from his parents, who wished him to pursue a separate career (Carels & Deun, 2004). It was partly due to this parental pressure that the young man occasionally ventured into other subjects but remained a good read all the while.
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The Techniques and Themes of the Films Directed by Nolan Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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His film making started while he was as young as seven and he made films using his father’s super 8 camera. Nolan pursued English literature at the university college of London and due to the college’s film-making facilities. He was president of the college film society for two years, and it was at this time that his relentless talent and interest in film making was evident.
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Aesthetic and Political Issues Raised by Large Surveys of Womens Work Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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It is, therefore, the development of the past approach towards art established by already established artists. Women have created a strong revolution that is changing the existing type and approach to contemporary arts. For instance, women's art characterizes by high levels of innovation and flexibility.
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The Diving Bell and the Butterfly Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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In this condition, he does not have any control over his whole body except for one eye’s movement and his hearing and mental abilities. This is quite tragic as he is now simply reduced from a famous writer to a helpless individual dependent on his wheelchair (Bauby 45).
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Fashion Theories in Indian Culture Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The Indian sari is a common piece of cloth identified with Indian women. It is generally a large piece of cloth tied around a woman in a way that brings out her beauty and fashion. The origin of the sari is explained in a charming folktale. It is said that a fanciful weaver who dreamt of a woman brought about the sari.
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Donald Crafton and the Jazz Singer Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This film goes historical in marking the end of silent movies and the start of the talkies. In fact, one compares the ‘silent’ films of the tradition and modern motion films, which are characterized by sound/voices. Modern-day people would find silent movies quite archaic as they are used to films that feature motion on the screen as well as sound.
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Exploring an Object: Laptop Computer Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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In conclusion, my laptop computer has some of the most beautiful features of a computer that are preferable in general and in specifics. As such, I intend to keep it safe as I continue using it during my study period, and even afterward. In all, a computer has been both a great blessing to human beings when properly used.
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The Art made and the Experience in Cyberspace Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Digital technology products are not only the simple functioning programs we could use, but the products of art made and creating a great experience for us. The examples of the great experience of the art created are chatting programs, theme parks, movie theatres, body art, virtual created space, carton figure, and online gaming.
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World Cinema and the History of Cinematography Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The aim of this work is to reveal the essence of the content “world cinema” in terms of different aspects and to analyze the rate of its impact on the world industry of art and culture. Cinematography is a branch of human activity, which deals with the creation of moving images. Cinema was invented in the late XIX century and became extremely popular in the XX century.
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To What Extent Does the Theme of Family or the Childhood Preoccupy Contemporary Cinema Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Contemporary cinema has widely portrayed the theme of family to a much deeper extent than early cinema. Modern cinema is based on daily lifestyles and problems that affect real families (Laughey, 2000, p. 235). Sensitive issues such as divorce, single parenthood, adoption, and responsibility have been highlighted in these movies. 
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Weight Bias and Discrimination Through Movies Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Filmmakers have to take into consideration the effects of their films on fat people have on society and ensure that they take steps to help in the development of a better attitude towards people who are overweight. This is the only way through which it will be possible to bring weight bias and discrimination in society to an end and allow fat people an equal opportunity to other members of society.
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The Seated Voltaire by Houdon Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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We recognize a change in his work through his sculpture Seated Voltaire. The figurine was created on a request by Voltaire’s niece who saw a sketch the sculptor had made when Voltaire had posed for the bust. The originality in the creation sets it apart from the other creations of Houdon and the sculpture is different from Houdon’s other works. 
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