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Visual Arts & Film Studies Essays

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Comparison of Leading Womens Role in Portrait of Teresa and Salt of Sea Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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Every society has different values, traditions, and perceptions regarding the role of women that fit within their historical, cultural and social contexts. The cinema is an important cultural institution and reflector of social values tends to depict the role of women in movies to refer their current status as well as to motivate them to play a nontraditional role for some specified purposes.
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Showdown with Iran Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that there are some controversies that the US-funded Iraq in the war against Iran and that George Bush is primarily responsible for why Saddam rose into power. On the other hand, from the US perspective, they wanted to prevent Iran from gaining power by preventing it from getting nuclear weapons capability.
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The Repertory of Orientalism by Sut Jhally Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that Jhally sets the tone for the rest of the film which is an obviously sympathetic one to Said and his thesis: the West views the Middle East “through a lens” which is the historical product of the master-slave relationship which has existed for the last few centuries between the West and the Middle East.
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Lady Liberty in Todays Culture Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The author states that the suggestion of creating a token of the pleasant French-American relations that resulted from the aid given by France to America during the American Revolution was conceived by Edouard-René Lefebvre de Laboulaye, a French historian and a reputed interpreter and enthusiast of the American government. 
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The Genre of a Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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It may be concluded that the interpretation of film text and images may be a cognitive and psychosomatic function. The viewer’s ability to distinguish fantasy, illusion, and reality can produce objective and subjective experiences, which will determine the manner in which film material is interpreted and evaluated.  
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Analysis of The Maltese Falcon and Le Mepris Movies Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Godard courageously cultivates a budding divisive pattern to draw the line somewhere between garishly common-place melodrama and disaffected, yet, openly demanding rebellion. The story is founded on Moravia’s novel and the film was entirely made in Italy. The story invariably shows the consequences of estrangement between a husband and a wife.
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Lost In Translation Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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There are such movies such as The Music Lovers by Ken Russell and Men In Black by Barry Sonnenfeld but this one is a class in its own.  It deals with cultural shock and gap and the loneliness and alienation that emanate from it and how transported foreigners react and adapt to unfamiliar cultures.  In this movie, two American castaways are transported by force of necessity to far away from Tokyo, Japan.
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Its a Wonderful Life and The Third Man: Messages in Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The theme of sharing with others is a prevalent one in this film. It is perhaps intended to create bonds between the viewers and their communities in what would have been very difficult times in 1946 when the film was released.  People would have needed hope, and they would have needed to have their beliefs in their faith reinforced.
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The Lament for Icarus by Herbert James Draper Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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By the same token, knowing the reason why the painting was created can often help to identify particular faces used in the paintings or other important elements that might otherwise go unnoticed.  Finally, it is also necessary to understand the time period in which the painting was created as this also helps to inform the elements of the piece and the techniques used to render it. 
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Mrs. Doubtfire: Analysis of the Film Using Bergsons Essay on Laughter Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Bergson (2004) suggested that ‘the attitudes, gestures, and movements of the human body are laughable in exact proportion as that body reminds us of a mere machine; there is no need to follow this law through the details of its immediate applications, which are innumerable’ (Bergson, 2004, section IV).
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Philosophy of Film: Can Film Be Representational Art Visual Arts & Film Studies Article
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According to Roger, the film mimics and depends on the theatre. This is the only way in which film becomes an art. As the author of the following paper tells, representational art is an art that depicts something people recognize easily. An example of this form of art is the Third Avenue etching created by Leon Dolce.
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The Story of Joan of Arc Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Through ages the story of the heroic female warrior-later declared saint has been passed on. The story of a young patriot, a female warrior, who dared to defy the times and challenge local customs as she fought for the independence of her country against an alien power’s rule. That Saint heard the voices of God and was inspired by them until she eventually met her tragic doom.
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Photo Collage Project Responces Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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Protection of the environment is a concept that exists in Bahrain but often loses out to commercial concerns. There are relatively few areas marked as conservation sites, despite the presence of a few rare species of wildlife, but with a growing environmental awareness in Bahrain over the last few years this is likely to improve in the future.
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Changes to Cinema due to Television Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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The producer does not have to worry much about low-box office return because even if the film is not yet shown, it is already assured of showing in pay television or cable channels. Producers can get additional funding through the pre-sale of the film or while it is still in the process of production. Pay cable and home video need feature films.
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Oliver Stone: Director Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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Although primarily seen as a form of inexpensive entertainment and amusement, the films coming out of Hollywood can often provide a great deal of insight into the functions of the greater society.  Films capture the sense of current modes of thought in terms of political, social and economic structure in a given part of society.
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The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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It is here that we witness a scene between Frodo and Aragorn that establishes Aragorn's moral fiber beyond doubt, and is doubtless an excellent touch. This is where Frodo's reply to Aragorn's assertion of protecting him: “ Can you protect me from yourself?”, and going on ask, “Would you destroy it?”, becomes a test for Aragorn. 
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The Terrifying Scenes of Alfred Hitchcocks Psycho Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Psycho is based on a story of a serial killer, but Hitchcock added some subplots to make it more suspenseful and horrifying to the movie viewers. American economy in the ’60s was still in crisis.  Traditional values still overpowered over the age of bikinis or Americans showing a lot of flesh in public.
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How Can Seeing a Live Performance Enhance Your Experience or Reading of a Drama Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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Literature is usually perceived to be aimed at being the reflection of society. Drama is a fabricated story in the fabricated environmental setting, with a predefined end. In order to get success among the masses, excluding those who read literature for the sake of literature, the drama needs to reflect reality.
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Controversies in the Arts Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The author states that its initial niche market was the launching in London Covent Garden from March 2010 which was efficiently accomplished pursued by one more retail outlet established in Richmond towards the end of a similar year. Based on the growth strategies, after the UK the organization is going to get into the American market. 
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Female Characters and Australian Welfare Practice in American Beauty and Once Were Warriors Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The paper tells about the situation of an extra cost towards the achievement as well as the maintenance of access to the basic education for all the people health care reproductive care adequate food-safe water as well as sanitation poverty does not emanate from lack of access to resources but rather the manner of their allocation in the capitalistic nations.
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The Code of the Matrix Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that the movie features Neo played by Keanu Reeves in the starring role where the main character has a regular job as a mild software writer but is also a feared hacker by night. Neo encounters and is enlisted by a group of cyber-rebels. Neo then meets the leader of the cell, Morpheus played by Laurence Fishburne.
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The Origin of Melodrama and its Evolution Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Almost any novel is incomplete without conflict and melodrama has a series of successful films, plays and books to its credit. Melodrama has grown over the years, taken on new form and meaning but has never strayed from its roots. The basic storyline remains the same. Yet the melodrama is always portrayed differently by the director/writer.
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The Lion King: The Journey of Simba towards Self-Awareness Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that Simba, the young lion has to go through a series of transformation which enabled him to see life at different angles. He also went through a lot of emotional struggles and these emotional struggled made him realized the importance of responsibility and the sense of belongingness to the pack.
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Falling Down Movie Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Crash and La Haine are similar to Falling Down. Crash and Falling Down had the same outlook. They both look on the world as if everybody sees and notices but never talks about it. They both use their power to show who is in charge of their weapons or police badges. Officer John Ryan in Crash touched and felt up a woman on her car because he could.
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First Fifty Years of American Cinema Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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Buster Keaton’s 1927 film the General is today considered one of the greatest films of all time. The film’s depiction of the Civil War and various aspects surrounding it represents an American culture coming to terms with its conflicted past. However, the film’s most notable elements are Keaton’s elaborately staged slapstick comedic scenes.
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The Relationship between Law and Outlawry in the Hollywood Western Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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Movies have a magical way of transporting us into other places and creating for us other experiences which we would not normally experience. It also creates for us an alternate realm where various brands of justice and law enforcement are carried out – and carried out differently from the real world.
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European Star Persona: Mastroianni Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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The publicity houses choose promising dynamic young men and impart to them personae, often altering their backgrounds. A new identity is given to the young individual. The star system is a world of glitz and glamour. It is more concerned with the image. In a star system, acting is a secondary concern.
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The Shawshank Redemption:A Place Where Humanity Is Put to Test Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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In conclusion, one can say that the movie Shawshank Redemption shows the redemption of Andy’s fate which he achieves through his strength of character and wisdom in an environment where he is attacked and beaten, psychologically and physically tormented by the people of authority apart from being exploited.
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ZooNation Performance Analysis Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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There was one unique difference between this performance and general music performance. The performers developed the plot from a low tempo to average then the climax came near the end. However, the climax retraced slowly and the show ended with a cool song performance by all the actors together on stage.  
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Beautiful Women Enhancing the Beauty of Advertising in 1890s Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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Art has always played a key role in enhancing the beauty of women through various mediums. In art, women have been the strongest subject through which one can best express this medium. Before 1890, women were not given enough independence to express themselves; they were neglected by a large part of society.
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Cultural Analysis: Rules of Engagements Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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The party Audrey arranged for her husband Jeff in the second episode of the first season “The Birthday Deal" and the 7th episode of the second season “Engagement Party” also depicts some dining etiquette; for instance, if you are more comfortable at eating in a Continental manner, you can go ahead and no one will care.
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Analysis of Star Trek Television Series Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The history of western colonization is also a history of racialized discussion about what constituted humanity. Star Trek involves an elaborate discussion of these issues. Star Trek has braved the heads of times in an era where entertainment is very dynamic and many great films have premièred and have not lasted more than a decade.
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Analysis of the Documentary about Police Investigation Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Another angle that concerned me was the revelation that detective Glenn Ford was convicted of extortion after the event. This reveals that this man may have overstepped the mark in some of his behaviors. It does not, however, invalidate the whole process that led to the convictions of the men known as “The Norfolk Four”.
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Bigger than Life Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that Ed is a very successful and liked man in the community. He discovers that he has an arterial disease that will most likely give him less than a year to live. He is given one hope of treatment using cortisone which a new drug that is not fully tested. He makes full recovery but the drug affects him psychologically.
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Analyzing Film To Kill a Mockingbird Visual Arts & Film Studies Scholarship Essay
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It is still considered to be one of the best films in history as it manages to keep spectators engaged even though it is not rich in special effects or posh things. This black and white film is exceptional due to the quality of performance, director's work, editing and superb score. This work will analyze the film in detail in order to prove that this film can easily compete with modern blockbusters because it is a masterpiece of cinematography.
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The Materials of the Film Treatment Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that the story starts by giving a brief description of how one can encounter some creatures that may seem uncommon at any place. In most cases, there is a possibility of viewing these creatures behaving in a manner that is extraordinary and different from the normal. It is significantly hard to determine the origin of these creatures.
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How the Society Had Changed with Time in the Movie Fight Club Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Fight club is a movie which was directed by David Fincher with the main stars being, Brad Pitt who acted as Tyler Durden, Helena Bonham Carter who acted as a Marla singer, and Edward Norton who was the narrator. The movie was done to show how there was a conflict in business pertaining to the advertising of products and its relationship with the young generation.
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How the Artwork Relates to Social Work Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The artwork has broadened my knowledge concerning how harmony and unity in the community can be developed to ensure that the community members can solve their issues together. This has been different from what I have experienced hence assisting in the process of developing my profession as a social worker. 
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My Big Fat Greek Wedding Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that the humor in this movie is based on the intercultural differences between the American way of life and the Greek family, and Toula’s distance from a world in which she thinks she does not fit. The present project aims at analyzing the types of speech acts, the illocutionary points and the request strategy types in this movie.
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Quentin Tarantino Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that another big influential fact is that, Tarantino brought the criminal activities and the crimes to the notice of the people and the same are followed by so many directors these days. After watching a Tarantino movie people feel that they have just witnessed a discussion, so he involves the audience in that discussion.
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The Concepts of The Baldacchino Sculpture in Relation to Art and History Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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The sculpture was developed for the Catholic Church and hence the controversy that art attracted due to the message that it was trying to put across.  The endorsement of the sculpture by the church was for the purpose of honoring Saint Peter who played an active role in the foundation of Christianity. 
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Disclosure by Michael Crichton Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that the film also highlights the power play that is a constant feature in mega-corporations, especially during a merger as is the case in “Disclosure” and the fading of ethical issues when it is overpowered by the greed for profits. The protagonist is Tom Sanders, employed at a Seattle based Company.
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Twentieth Century German Photomontage and Naturalism Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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In Germany during the 1920s, there was a wave οf mass media images οf the so-called New Woman. These images were seductive in their depiction οf modern women as having greater mobility and sexual freedom. Paradoxically, the reality for the New Woman included entrapment in low-paying jobs and subjection to male-dominated hierarchies.  
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The Politics of Doctor Who Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The allegories are decidedly liberal and offer a critique for not only the neoconservatives who goaded much of the world into the war with Iraq, but also provide critiques for other aspects of conservative politics – such as the corporatism, racism, and pursuit of materialism over the good of the world. 
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American Independent Cinema: Hollywood vs. the Independent Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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The generаl oversight to reception аnd movie-going is not unique to the production-oriented studies by Richie аnd Shаw. Populаr reception occupies а mаrginаl role in the first two studies аs well. Trumpbour's discussion of Europeаn response centers аround filmmаkers, film producers, government personnel, аnd elites.
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King Kong of 1933 - Analysis Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The film King Kong, The black-and-white version made in 1933 is a typical Hollywood film.  All aspects of the film have trademark Hollywood elements in them.  The following passages will see an explication of this assertion. In many ways, this is a groundbreaking film.  It set a precedent for all the subsequent thriller/horror/animation films that have been made in Hollywood. 
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The Elephant Man Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that the film makes us realize how much physical appearance is a necessity for societal acceptance and how much an individual’s intellect is submerged by his form. More awakening is the reception that the society endows to its unfortunate citizens; which despite the Victorian era having given away to modernity has not changed much.
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The Lamentations of Petrus Christus and Ludovico Carracci Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The author states that the two by Petrus Christus and Ludovico Carracci are no exception. Both pieces attempt to capture the identical moment in time when Jesus was taken down from the cross and while the event is the same for both pieces and there are certainly other similarities, these both represent quite different aspects of the event.
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Accent Training in Hollywood: Analysis of the American Beauty Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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The words are clear and audible despite the difference in accent; the listeners do not need to try hard to listen to the dialogues. On the other hand, the other main character of the movie Carolyn Burnham (played by Annette Bening) is somewhat not clear at times especially when there is a low tone of voice in the dialogues. 
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The Corniche Pearl Monument Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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A monument refers to any structure that is built in remembrance of an important event. One such monument is the Corniche Pearl which is found in Doha, the capital city of Qatar in Asia. It is a scenic waterfront esplanade, which was developed in 1970,’s mainly to promote tourism in the region and remind the people of their history.   
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