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Visual Arts & Film Studies Essays

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Prime Time TV Show - Greys Anatomy Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The show comes with a balance between the medical and personal life making the viewers realize and yet at the same enjoy the different aspects of the characters life. The major attraction of the show is that it is free from all sorts of stereotype messages which is often seen in often seen in other medical dramas (Murphy).  
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The Film Relived and Recreated by Shakespeare in the Truest Sense of the Term Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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Baz Luhrmann’s “Romeo+Juliet” is significantly different from the original play of the Shakespeare. Luhrmann has honestly tried to retain the flavour of Shakespearean classicism but never attempted to adhere strictly to the stage direction. There is nothing to be criticized as Luhrmann made his intention behind making the film clear and loud.
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The Lamentation by Petrus Christus Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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This discussion highlights that the reason for this choice is that it represents an interesting phase in art history spanning the end of the medieval style, or Gothic painting, and the beginning of the hugely important Renaissance style and period. The iconography of the work is very clear. Although it was painted in around 1450 in the Netherlands city of Bruges.
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Eisensteins Theory of Montage Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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The director has adopted and implied the technique in his works successfully and it becomes evident from the creative traits of his films that aim to shock the audience with a realization about their actual existence. Individual imagistic representation has never been encouraged by the director, rather he has always been more focused on providing a totalitarian perspective to the audience so that they can ponder over the situation according to their varied perspectives to interpret the film.
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Hawks The Big Sleep vs. Godards Breathless Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The author states that the primary basis of the comparative analysis of these two films is that while Hawks’ The Big Sleep is a realist film, Godard’s Breathless represents the genre of antirealist cinema. Moreover, the comparison will be based on the following cinematic elements: narrative, theme, tone, space, and sound of the two movies.
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Classical Mythology: O Brother, Where Art Thou Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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However, to help make the storyline easier for the current generation to understand, the movie was filmed to take place in Mississippi in the late 1930s and with a plot to match; the plot of the film has only a few similarities to the original story, but there are scenes that emulate those from The Odyssey.
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Creating the Outsider Audience in Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The narrator then describes himself as one who is looking in at the murder from the outside. The narration continues by defining a set of metaphors that describe the time of night of the murder and to build a sense of mystery from what has occurred. After this set of clips, the narration changes into a set of dialogues to help build on the murder.
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The Art of Watching Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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The film’s visual design is a central area of importance as its interaction with the narrative and plot, as well as its standalone qualities function to create an emotional effect in the viewer, and advance tropes such as situational irony, further emphasize character traits, and even constitute its own genre, as in the case of film noir.
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Cultural, Economical and Political Control Systems along with Screen Quotas in the Film Industry Visual Arts & Film Studies Term Paper
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According to famous French writer Andre Malraux who had also adorned the post of Minister of Culture in Charles Andre Joseph Marie de Gaulle’s administration; the film is a twin of art and industry. Considering the dual-idea of film that has cultural and industrial reception, her observation is very true.
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Film Analysis: Victim Film Visual Arts & Film Studies Assignment
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Characteristic of the other films Craven demonstrates a number of omniscient qualities, as well as a slight connection to the supernatural. While Sheldon in Law Abiding Citizen takes on a sort of devil force, Craven’s moral authority can be linked to the frequent reappearances of his dead daughter as a sort of angel figure. 
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Alfred Hitchcock's Contribution To Cinema Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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End of the Psycho reveals that Mrs. Bates, the suspected and psychotic assassin of both Marion and the private detective was dead for last ten years. Her son Norman could not endure his mother’s secret love affair as he identified her emotional involvement with her boyfriend is the main reason behind the devastation of his peaceful life.
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What Makes a Movie Good Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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Film critics believe that movies are great because of their lasting stylistic and historical value. Through Birth of a Nation and the Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, it is seen that revolutionary stylistic breakthroughs made in these films that continue to influence filmmakers are the primary reasons critics and film professors consider them good movies. 
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Maya Deren: An Experimental Filmmaker Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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Filmmaking has been an evolvingly challenging and colorful artistic journey. The tenacious pace of technological advancement profoundly influenced the growth of filmmaking from its crude origins of silent and black and white films to the intricately three-dimensional movies of the contemporary times.
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Western versus Modern Film Art Comparison Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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Ever since the demand for movies grew to be so huge, many different genres of movies have emerged. Some are art movies, some light-hearted comedies; some give a message and some tell stories and fables. Whatever the genre may be, the movie must have some commercial elements to reach the audiences and receive due credit for the work.
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The Film Stagecoach Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The first scene that shows his intent on stopping the cigar smoke has an ambiguity, and this new scene creates an odd sense that there is more to the relationship than he has revealed. According to McBride and Wilmington, Hatfield's character represents the passing on of dead forms and lifeless ideals.
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Leonardo Da Vinci's The Last Supper Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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Works of art and creation have been recorded in the history of art for their respective reasons. Some works have become renowned owing to controversies centered on them. Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting ‘The Last Supper’ raised a controversy with respect to its style and process of painting especially after Dan Brown mentioned this art.
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Art Power in the Social World Visual Arts & Film Studies Dissertation
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The author states that art expressions can be seen in each country in the way they portray their own culture - through their national song, their flag, their dance, literature, fashion, architecture, and other artistic expressions. Culture expresses many things about a country and such practices are representations of the nation.
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War Situations in Control Room by Jehane Noujaim Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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In any war, the first casualty is the truth. Through the various TV channels, newspapers, and periodicals you get not exactly news but views. The objective of the parties fighting the war is to win the war, no matter how one wins. The worst human tendencies come to the fore. In war, there are two strongly opposing points of view those of parties directly involved in the war.
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Why We Fight Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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It goes on to investigate aspects of the military-industrial complex as a whole and considers the ethical nature of the relations between the
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Soul Food by George Tillman Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The story centers on how an Afro-American family faces a problem when the matriarch of the family, their mother, is dead. The soul-food centers on the trials of an African-American family whose bondage begins to
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Big Night by Campbell Scott and Stanley Tucci Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The story is about two brothers who come all the way from Italy to pursue their dream to be a successful restaurateur and how one Big Night serves as the magic stick to turn their dream into reality. Primo (Tony Shalhoub) and Secondo (Stanley
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Similarities and Differences in the Use of Objects in Films and Exhibitions Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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The main difference in the roles played by both the curator and the film director is that the film director uses persons to achieve his objective while the curator uses historical events and objects like photographs to achieve his aims and objectives in his narrative. The film director highly emphasizes on imagery and motion of pictures in developing his narrative and story.
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The Work of Robert Frank Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Proposal
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Robert Frank, one of the most influential individuals in the world of photography, born in Switzerland. Frank is one of the most powerful photographers not only in America but in the entire world. For over fifty years the traditional rules of film making and photography have been broken by Robert Frank. He has always looked for artistic freedom.
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The Problem of Conflict in the Film Remembering the Titans Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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In fact, it was only during 1971 that the School Board agreed to combine the blacks and whites together in one campus which created a public uproar. Change always breeds resistance especially when it is abrupt and people are not ready for it. Things became more complicated when the new coach for the high school football team was a black man. 
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Realities of Freedom in Bolivar Soy Yo Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The statements that are made and which are based on ideas of liberty show that the Latin American ideology is one that continues to be focused on independence, freedom and political ideologies that should become a reality, as opposed to being a fantasy.  The impact that this has made is reflected in soap operas as well as other television series.
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Visualizing Difference Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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Art is a form of expressing emotions; the artists all over the world have an emotion to express with their works. The emotions can differ from a person to another; there can be emotions of happiness, pain, encroachment, exploitation and many more. These emotions can be expressed in the form of literature, music, films, music, and photography 
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The Feminist Black Art Movement Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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The feminist black art movement has been influenced by many artists. It developed parallel to the Black Arts Movement, and it has had a great impact on the art of African-American women. There were two main events that established the foundations of the movement: the publication of the Feminine Mystique, and the passage of the Civil Rights Act. 
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Ethical Dilemmas in Jerry Maguire Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The second important ethical dilemma involves Jerry Maguire and his love interest and business partner Dorothy Boyd marrying one another to avoid Dorothy’s decision to leave with her son upon the failure of Jerry’s new business venture. Each of these scenarios
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Analysis of 12 Angry Men and Boyz N The Hood Films Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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In contrast to Malcolm X, who believed in using ‘any means necessary’ to achieve results, Gandhi held onto the strict belief of peace and love overcoming all forms of tyranny and violence. The entire film emphasizes this, and although he is welcomed as a leader, Gandhi does not place himself above the rest of his people 
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Islamic Art in Spain Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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When it comes to the visuals, the mosque looks like that of the Mosque of Damascus, making it evident that Abd-ul-Rahman used Damascus as an inspiration for this mosque. The mosque was itself completed in four phases, adding value differently in each phase. Today, it stands as a gem in the architectural world heritage site of Cordoba.
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Art Religion in Dali's Christ of St.John of the Cross Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Art in many forms has included sacred subjects from a very early period. Within Christianity in its earliest days meetings were in the individual houses of members, but once there were specially dedicated buildings, the believers began to decorate them, as described in 1947 by Walter Lowrie. From the earliest depictions of the Last Supper in the Roman catacombs, onwards Christian artists have wanted to express their faith for God.
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The Hangover by Director Todd Phillips Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The comedy in ‘The Hangover’ is definitely one of the best for all-time comedy success stories in Hollywood. The title of the film brings out the misadventures of four best friends on a forgotten night in Vegas. The film is a laugh riot wonderfully described by the director, who has also given best buddy comedies like ‘Old School’ and ‘Road Trip’.
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South Korea Country and Korean Film Industry Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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This essay discusses that, despite the recent world financial crisis that impacted almost every country and every economy, the prognosis on South Korean Real GDP growth is optimistic, changing from 0.2 in the year 2009 to 5.9 in the year 2010 (EIU, 2010). Consumer price inflation revolves steadily around 3% with slight deviations of 0.2-0.4 % (EIU, 2010).
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Social Role of an Artist Visual Arts & Film Studies Report
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Artistic and philosophical discourses from different times of human civilization have provided evidence in support of the observation that there is a strong connection between art and society. An artist is considered as such an individual, who sorts out different layers of interpretation and perception from society.
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How To Make An American Quilt Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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While making her quilt, “the women tell Finn the stories of the loves that shaped their lives” (“Synopsis: How to Make an American Quilt”), and Finn herself realizes the importance of making the right choice. The film also depicts the
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Key Discourses in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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However, this movie has often been widely considered to be typically characterized by its nonlinear narration. Though there have been a number of movies that took special thematic interest in matters related to memory, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind stands out as an exception by dint of the subtle artistic touches.
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Comparison of Three Science Fiction Films Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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When it comes down to which movie I would go for if I had to choose only one, I would settle for the subtle, suspense-filled, and thick plotted X-files: fight the future. But then again that is me. Cinema of late has seen an upsurge in the demand for huge budget, special effects-filled visual offerings.
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From Pac Man to Grand Theft Auto Visual Arts & Film Studies Research Paper
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Hitman, Tomb Raider, Mortal Kombat are examples. ‘Hit titles like Doom, Mortal Kombat, Tomb Raider, though less expensive to produce than blockbuster movies reap profits on an even larger scale, potentially generating revenues in the hundreds of millions’ it is important to understand the factors behind the success of the gaming industry.
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The Godfather Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The role of Vito was played by Marlon Brando and that of his youngest son, Michael, by Al Pachino. The popularity of The Godfather transcends generational and gender gaps, retaining its impressive stature in film history even today. The Godfather movie differs
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Cinemetic Technique in Silence of the Lambs Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Diegetic sound forms an integral part of the story space, and comprises sound that both the characters and the audience can hear. Dialogue between characters, basic sound effects produced by objects within the scene, and music played by
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My Big Fat Greek Wedding Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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The film was produced in the most positive mood. Despite the fact that the Portokalous was a force to reckon with in terms of the possible union of Ian and Toula, the values they were forcing through were not harmful to anybody. Looking at their family solidarity and how they treated each other with respect based on their standards, could never suggest for anyone to be prejudiced against them. 
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Cinema Techniques and Perception Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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The ability to combine these with director perspectives through the use of cinematic technique combines to create a specific viewpoint and understanding of thematic material that is used in different films. In Touch of Evil, the different interpretations can be seen through the plot, character, and interpretations of the film.
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Mexican Film Maker's Concepts of the Movies Bible and 21 Grams Visual Arts & Film Studies Movie Review
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Alejandro González Iñárritu is a Mexican film director. He is the first Mexican filmmaker to be nominated for Academic Award for Best Director. He has directed some very successful and popular movies like Amores Perros, 21 Grams, and Babel whereas he has also announced the premiere of his upcoming film Biutiful in 2010.  
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The Danger and Satisfaction of Putting Together a Documentary Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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I saw that most of the film consisted of just interviews and that just a few shots were of the country. I supposed that it would be hard to film, even if I did decide to stick to doing interviews. The people I needed to interview were still from Iran, making my assignment impossible. This is due to the fact that, during the last 10 months, even with a permission letter, you could not interview people unless you worked for the government.
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Cinema from West to East and Back Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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Considering the immense growth in cross-border immigration in the last few decades, the cinema of Hong Kong, especially those made in the 1990s, share certain common thematic aspects with its European counterpart. It was only a matter of time that the East would stamp its authority on the Western soil in terms of introducing seminal works of intellectual creativity.                                                                 
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The Death of the Salesman Visual Arts & Film Studies Literature review
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There were happy moments in Linda’s life but they do not last long because of Biff’s failure in the business world. Linda realized that her husband is on the edge of being lost. Willy committed suicide and left Linda as a widow at the end of the play. She could not cry at Willy’s graveside because her tragic life has drained her of tears.    
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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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Jane Eyre and Rebecca Visual Arts & Film Studies Case Study
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Joan Fontaine is able to reveal just the right amount of inhibition, shyness, and fearfulness that the role requires and comes across as a plain-looking woman no match for the glamorous former Mrs de Winter despite the fact that in reality, she is so beautiful, Laurence Olivier is particularly apt in the brooding role of husband who is mostly silent and uncommunicative until the end of the film.
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On Picasso, Dali, and van Goghs Sunflowers Visual Arts & Film Studies Essay
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In 1907, after numerous studies and variations, Picasso painted his first Cubist picture - Les demoiselles d’Avignon. Impressed with African sculptures at an ethnographic museum he tried to combine the angular structures of the “primitive art” and his new ideas about cubism. The critics immediately dubbed this stage in his work the African Period.
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British Film Industry and Financial Reliance Visual Arts & Film Studies Coursework
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The British film industry was of the view that the only way they could protect a declining trade, was by refusing to sell films to television – the new kid on the block. According to Ed Buscombe, the British film industry had always behaved in a restrictive way, when faced with the competition from the new medium of television.
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