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Core Concepts of Intercultural Communication to the Series 30 Days Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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A total of 6 million Americans are gun holders. Whereas they should be using these gadgets for safeguarding their security, it is unfortunate that a good number of them have abused this privilege by compromising other people’s security. In fact, 30,000 people lose their lives to gun violence every year.
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Play Analysis 4000 Miles Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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The actors for whom I design costumes should get the feel of the characters of the play. They should be able to relate the costumes and the actors. For example, the dress of Rebecca cannot be as plain as Vera. If the costume of Rebecca is kept simple, with small floral print and neutral colors then the actor will not be able to relate the character and the costume.
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Conceptual Photography of Aaron Goodman Visual Arts & Film Studies Literature review
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Wind up digital was initially started as a creative retouching house. It owes its background from Aaron's experience as a digital photographer and retouched during his years in operation. Aarons 15 year experience helped him gain the much-needed experience. He has been able to develop including executing various digital projects for more than sixty national magazines.
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Analysis of Vivian Maier's Work Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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The major difference between Vivian Maier and other photographers is that she did not go to any school to learn photography. She did it because she loved taking photographs and her ability to capture various features with high quality was mainly based on her experience. This is not the case with many photographers because they attend classes to obtain knowledge of the various techniques of imagery.
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Adolescence Development: The Breakfast Club Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The realization that no matter what happens during the detention: however much they bond; they shall return tomorrow their previous lives was and remains to date, the highlight of the film. The entire movie is ingenious because it holds no promise to the future; it was all about the present moment; in this case, the detention.
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Explaining Artwork in a Social Context Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Society in the definition is the occurrence or existence of a group of people bound by common factors. In a social setting, there exist three sub-branches to it, and that is compliant internalization, and identification and these affect the way people do their thing in ways acceptable in the societal context they exist in.
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Film-Making Venture Details Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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In other words, the creation of a physical atmosphere was the most fundamental aspect in terms of using theater equipment in filmmaking. Therefore, while in modern times the creation of a suitable visual concept for production could be simulated using computer software, in ancient times, only sound effects were important.
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Film Analysis: American Beauty Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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American Beauty (1999) is directed by Sam Mendes and relates to the story of Lester Burnham played by Kevin Spacey. He is a middle-aged American living in the greenbelt of suburbs, dislikes his job, has developed a cynical attitude towards life as he is experiencing a midlife crisis.
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Blue Jasmine is a Comedy-Drama Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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There numerous relationships throughout the film. There blood relationship, friendship and love. All these relationships involve interpersonal communication. When jasmine is left homeless, she goes to her sister place. Here she is welcomed, this is a blood relationship. There is a lot of relationship development in the film.
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Do the Right Thing by Spike Lee Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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According to “Postmodern Blackness” in Bell Hooks, racism portrays blackness as opposing and as having no link with critical thinking. Black power ideologies have recognized these stereotypic perceptions and the black’s marginalization. This has triggered a positive move towards black liberalization.
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Strengthening Cultural Values and Preserving Heritage through Sculptural Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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There are different ways that sculptural art can contribute to strengthening cultural values. First, sculptures help reveal the community’s identity, uniqueness, values, and character. In as much a sculpture can initiate context that builds cultural values, it also establishing community identity.  Community character is not a thing that can just be applied like makeup.
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Spirituality, the Sacred and the Screen Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Some of the sacred and spiritual values are too strange to understand without some guidance from experienced people. In the movie, the complex scenarios’ of sacred and spiritual happenings are simplified to allow many people to have a clear understanding of the way to tackle some of the difficult situations in the daily living of an individual. 
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The Shining Movie Analysis Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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The storyline of the movie revolves around the character Jack Torrance, who is a writer also a recovering alcoholic. Jack also has a son who is blessed with psychic abilities to reveal the things from the past and present, also to see supernatural beings. Jack takes up a job as the caretaker of an isolated hotel which is inhabited by ghosts. 
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The Hurt Locker Movie Analysis Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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The film is about the lives of Iraq soldiers who risk in their lives to offer public safety as well as provide the well-being of the society they serve in. The film is an incredibly shocking, touching, and harsh as it reveals the new perspective concerning life. This film was made during the Iraq war.
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The Art Form of Cubism Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The period is best defined by Picasso’s ‘Girl with a mandolin’. The last phase of cubism gets referred to as the synthetic stage. This stage emphasized majorly on collage. Picasso’s ‘Still life with chair caning’ can get used to describe this phase accordingly. The phase was called synthetic as subject created during the phase were not made up of paint entirely.
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Manchurian Candidate Film by Frankenheimer and Psycho by Alfred Hitchcock Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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There are numerous Lacanian themes that Psycho depicts, the similar themes that tradition Lacanian themes that are portrayed include; themes of gaze, the drive and the breakdown of intersubjectivity. It is important to note that the above the Lacanian themes the film is also concerned with economic and cultural concerns.
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Arts and Culture: Historical Perspective Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This exposition will focus and unite four fine arts, photojournalism, painting, structural engineering, and model. The in-profundity examination of the consequent expressions will be thought to the accompanying: The impact of technology on the development of each of the works of art: construction modeling, photography, figure, and painting (Brit, 2008).  
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The Wasp Woman 1959 Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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When Winthrop provides her what looks like an amazing opportunity to modify the guidelines in the center of the experience, she leaps at it with hardly a believed for the possible adverse repercussions. Moreover, none of these issues have anything to do with "normal," everyday skin-care needs; a healthy skin-care routine for one's epidermis can do amazing things.
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Points of Views of Early Documentary Filmmakers Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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The paper reviews and analyzes through extensive readings and viewings of the early documentaries and the points of views of the creators. A further discussion will be made on the implications of the different points of views on other creators also involved in the creation of documentary films.
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African American Detective in Film and Fiction Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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The African American detective narrative in film and fiction turns away from the central theme of “whodunit,” to focusing on the characterization of the African American detective in what is known as “hardboiled” detective fiction.  Its major trope is the persona of the detective and the impact of race and social tensions on who they are.
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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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The National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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Visual art has been publicly ridiculed and debated. In this conflict, the main issues are the appropriate art, which should make decisions and even, what art is. The tension is between artistic freedom and the borders of the First Amendment. In the entire history of art, artists have defied traditional customs and conventions. 
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Peter Paul Rubens Massacre of the Innocents Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Emphasis is the use of elements of art in such a way that one part of the design catches the attention of the viewer more than the other parts of the work of art. The emphasis on Rubens’ masterpiece is made on the right-hand side of the painting. The soldier holds the child high up above all other characters in the painting.
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Artwork Analysis: The Jungle by Wilfredo Lam Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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In summing, one can see that the artwork amplifies the scope of surrealism by projecting the human figures in the artwork. Still, the artist cunningly utilizes his artwork to share his unique views on the drastic effect of tourism on aboriginal groups. To be specific, some images in the artwork are symbolic of aggressiveness and invasion.
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Investigation and Interpretation at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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In China, art, or rather painting has always had a rigid way of being done, and that is by ink. However, in the last three decades, some artists from china have decided to challenge and modify traditional Chinese art by sabotaging their sources. There is a major exhibition in contemporary china done by the metropolitan museum of art.
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Jewish Humor in the Works of a Writer, Director, and Comedian Woody Allen Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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In the year 1998, Woody Allen wrote an article in the New York Times, expressing his concern on the way that the Palestinians demonstrators were being treated by the Israelis. He stated that as a supporter of Israel, he was deeply concerned by the way that the Israeli government was approaching the matter.
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Reproduction of Poetry Analysis Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Magi explains challenges affecting publishers and editors across the world. Jill Magi doubts whether her poetry will be read even though she feels that writing poems are her duty and privilege. It is clear, according to Davis that poetry reproduction is rampant, and Magi is one of the artists experiencing reproduction issues.  
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Participatory Video Game Installation in the Art World Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Thus, the subjective perspectives and value judgments involved in traditional curating are weakened, and this shift is consistent with the theoretical perspective that there is an increasing need for a more integrated approach to ‘institutional power, cultural freedom, and artistic value’ (Charlesworth, 2006, p. 4).
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A Critical Evaluation of a Screening Event - The Kurdish Winter Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The film focuses on the Kurdish city and the people who existed in the post-Saddam era. The film represents the kind of suffering that the people had faced as a result of the war. When I visited Iraq, I was surprised by the life condition of the people in this city. There was evidence of many refugees’ camps and under staved people the memories of such sights as scaring and depressing.
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Scandinavian Contemporary Drama Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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The analysis goes further into public profiling with reference to their respective genres mostly relating to segments of lifestyle and age. This is mostly applicable to TV information for Scandinavian films tabled in Denmark. The films managing transitions from national markets into broader Scandinavian markets embrace most dramas having an exception of the occasional comedy.
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Analysis of The Fast and the Furious Movie Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The setting of the film took place in Canary Island, Los Angeles, Glasgow, and Tokyo (Gilchrist 6). Tokyo was the last set of the film where the famous known action movie star, Jason Statham, claimed to be Shaw’s brother, appeared out of the blues and took down Han, a member of Toretto’s crew (Finke 6).
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Character Analysis: Raise the Red Lantern by Zhang Yimou Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Yan’er is the personal maiden to Songlian who also has a great interest in becoming one of the concubines someday. She is a very secretive, daring, and intelligent young girl who employs her tactics to lure her master to bed despite being just a lowly graded servant in the home. She is very ambitious and scheming to manipulate everyone in the home.
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The Attempts Made By Any Third Cinema Filmmaker To Rewrite Their Own Histories Via Their Work Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Postmodernism had a great impact on the stylistic techniques that were used by makers of Third Cinema. In what turns out to be a direct result of the suffocation that Hollywood and European films gave viewers from developing and underdeveloped countries, Third Cinema, saw gradual growth and improvisations through the work of its directors.
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Five Seasons of The Wire Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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‘The Wire` depicts institutional dysfunctional in America exhibiting the Baltimore police department, School system, Drug Trafficking division and other similar. The first season revolves around the investigation of D`Angelo Barsdale, a classified murderer who seeks protection by the drug cartel, where even the institutions are involved.
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Film Publicity in China Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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Jiang portrays a bandit who poses as a mayor for the remote Chinese Town. The government never appreciated how the movie portrayed illegitimate leader who gulled the masses. However, the film became popular. It is anticipated that ‘Gone with the Bullets’ shot in 3D will be able to open up theatres both in China and worldwide by the end of 2014. 
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The Arthurian Legend Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Such movies normally depict some of the actions portrayed by King Arthur of Britain. Although many people do not believe in the ever existence of king, Arthur, the movies are normally a success considering how many people purchase them the moment they are released to the public. Some of the movies derived from KingArthur’s quest for the Holy Grail include Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Monty Python and the HolyGrailand The Fisher King.
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Evolution of Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Unlike the preceding era, during this period, baroque focused on an aspect that had been largely forgotten by most people in the generation before them, Christian faith. Baroque art mainly focused on reviving the faith people had in God. Realism was one of the features of baroque paintings. The second unique feature of Baroque paintings was the lighting up dark scenes using warm colors.
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Key Features of Famous Artists Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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However, he wanted to accomplish the requirements of his social and mental life by using a new form of art. This new art style used was Surrealism, which enabled Salvador Dali to express all of his erogenous desires. At the same time, it enabled him to change the way the universe viewed art. In 1928, Salvador sought to change his life after he met with the Surrealists in Paris. 
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Movie Remakes - Infernal and The Departed Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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In conclusion, I would like to note here that the art of movie remake is a rather current affair where various movie companies have come up with various techniques to help them create and recreate the movies each time anew. This makes the performances in each case totally different as the similar events are unfolded in a more tactical manner as compared to their original formats.
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Is Sexiness an Aesthetic Property Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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Illusions, social norms or need to be sophisticated bring about the idolization of sexiness. If it is a quality to be applied to human beings and it is true that it exists then it should be able to cut across the board. The illusion comes in when we talk about sexiness being mostly singular to women. But then again hypocritical discrimination comes in when not all women can be considered sexy.
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JRPGs and Western RPGs in the Relationship between Gameplay and Narrative Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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The Japanese video games also use imagery as the center of entertaining. This acts as a persuasive tool for potential customers of the games. The images communicate all the information pertaining to a product in perspective. Salen (2009, 32) asserts that Japanese video games employ virtual systems, which are based on visual culture.
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Analysis of Patrick Schuchards Painting, Hunters Lodge Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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His skill in art has made him one of the most recognized, talented, and sought after portrait artist. Most corporate, private and public art collections exhibit Schuchard’s artworks. The artist was in 1984 the artist in residence in the Evansville museums from which I visited and came into contact with some of his art pieces.
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Analysis of Stanley Kubricks 1980 Film: The Shining Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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This makes the hotel operate for only five months in a year and for the rest seven months, it is closed. The manager of the hotel, named Ullman Stuart, tells Jack that the person who held the position of caretaker committed suicide after killing his entire family. This functions as the first allusion to the events that unfold later in the film.
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Power of Visual Culture Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Shooting an image that will speak more about the setting requires skills and expertise. magazines, on social media, and other media. Some of these images can represent many themes in one show. They could be paintings, drawings or photographs, but serve almost the same purpose; conveying visual information.
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Bellinis Madonna and Child, (1509) Detroit Institute of Arts Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Such a relatively small painting would have been meant to be viewed from fairly close proximity, rather than from a distance as in a very large alter piece. In an earlier life, Bellini has worked as a conservator for the many works of art in the Doge’s palace. This would have exposed him to many great works of art from a variety of artists, differing in their time, style, and materials. 
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Expressive Characteristics of Five-Color Parakeet Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The Sung Emperor, Hui-tsung was one among the avid art patrons, who is notable for his meticulous works on flowers and birds. This Five-Color Parakeet bears a poem with the signature of the emperor in elegant calligraphy. In this paper, we shall have a detailed analysis of the artwork, Five-Color Parakeet, by discussing its characteristics. 
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The Role of Violence in Japanese Cinema Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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In the movie, the political scenario is set in an extremely violent, dystopian alternate future where society has collapsed as a whole and is trying to claw its way back past the various menaces of juvenile delinquency, social violence, break down of traditional Japanese cultural and social mores and traditions.
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Historical and Cultural Context of 'Spring Awakening' Visual Arts & Film Studies Book Report/Review
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Although it was Frank’s first play, it was also unique to the world in that its content was entirely different from what the world was used to in that it was considered highly provocative at that instant in time. The play had to wait for fifteen years before it could be staged owing to its controversial nature. 
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Third World Cinema: A Glimpse into the Latin American and African Film Movements Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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In Latin America, the emergence and the successive development of the third world cinema and the third cinema formed a sort of intersectional dynamic. Both these film movements arose as a nationalist militant ethos began to fuel the nation’s youth into explosive political activism that was directed against the rampant consumption.
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Impact of the Vietnam War on American Fine Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Aesthetics remain an important part of American art as it gives a generalized impression about the people on how they are able to perceive beauty. Using sculpture as an example, it has been explained that the aesthetic qualities of a piece of art make it possible for the artist to communicate to the audience in a manner that is easy to be understood by the people.
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