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"THE EMERALD FOREST" (JOHN BOORMAN).
Term Paper ID:19071
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Examines film of Amer. boy's experiences with Amazonian tribe from anthropological perspective.... More...
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Examines film of Amer. boy's experiences with Amazonian tribe from anthropological perspective.
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THE EMERALD FOREST
The Emerald Forest is a 1985 film set in the remote Xingu region of Brazil's Amazon rain forest that was directed by John Boorman, a noted English filmmaker. During his long career, his films have ranged from male-bonding action films such as Deliverance (1972) to those that relate to keeping the nuclear family intact, a theme prominent, for example, in his 1987 film Hope and Glory. In that film, the family at stake was being torn apart by World War II and the Blitz on London (a story based on his own experiences as a child during that time). In The Emerald Forest, an American family called the Markhams is irretrievably fractured when their son, Tommy, is kidnapped by Amazonian Indians. The film concentrates on his identification with his adopted tribe, his disinterest in returning to "civilization,"
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"HENRY V" (KENNETH BRANAGH).
Term Paper ID:18866
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Compares Shakespeare's original play & 1989 filmic version. Theme, characters, action.... More...
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Compares Shakespeare's original play & 1989 filmic version. Theme, characters, action.
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Henry V
William Shakespeare's Henry V and Kenneth Branagh's movie version from 1989 are certainly similar works, because they derive from the same text, yet by looking at the basic play and the movie's mise en scene it is possible to see that Branagh has used the Bard's words to serve his own images in bringing out a contemporary message.
Branagh's film version is not the celebratory work that Laurence Olivier's 1944 British motion picture was: Olivier directed and starred in this movie as the English and the Allies were close to victory against the Germans. Branagh is true to his generation and their anti-war sentiments that were created during the Vietnam War of the 1960s. Therefore, the recent movie version shows the real price of war--the violence and bloodshed.
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"BLAZING SADDLES" (MEL BROOKS).
Term Paper ID:18856
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Analyzes humor in 1974 film.
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"THE SOUND OF MUSIC" (ROBERT WISE).
Term Paper ID:18536
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Theme, imagery, shot composition, camera techniques, editing, sound, acting, directing of 1965 film.... More...
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Theme, imagery, shot composition, camera techniques, editing, sound, acting, directing of 1965 film.
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The Sound of Music was directed by Robert Wise, and it starred Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer. The movie won the Academy Award in 1965 for Best Picture. By examining the key theme of the Von Trapp family being re-integrated through the healing force of love (as seen in the Julie Andrews character), it is possible to see why the film has such a satisfying momentum.
This theme is brought out in eight different areas: The director uses each area to develop Plummer's character as the head of the Von Trapp family, who finds new love in Andrews' governess. This theme is set against the backdrop of the advent of World War II, the Nazis' entry into Austria, and the Von Trapps' escape from the German evil.
1. There is recurring imagery that suggests that Father Von
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ARTISTRY OF CHARLIE CHAPLIN.
Term Paper ID:18273
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His contributions to film through his theory of the roles of actor, artist and director.... More...
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His contributions to film through his theory of the roles of actor, artist and director.
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This paper will be concerned with the artistry of Charlie Chaplin. Specifically, it will analyze Chaplin's contribution to the art of film as seen in his treatment of the roles of actor, artist and director. Charlie Chaplin was born on April 16, 1889 in London. He became involved in theatrical acting at an early age, and in this capacity he came to the United States when he was only twenty-one. However, once he arrived in America his interests soon changed from the theater to the new film industry which was being established at the time. Chaplin's first work in film was as an actor under the comedy director Mack Sennett. Sennett was known for his slapstick comedies which featured the Keystone Kops and various other characters. After familiarizing himself with the art of comic film acting in a series of Sennett shorts, Chaplin moved on to work for a variety of other
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"EL NORTE" (GREGORY NAVA).
Term Paper ID:18024
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Issue of culture clash between Latin Amer. & U.S. in 1984 film. Plot, characters, themes.... More...
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Issue of culture clash between Latin Amer. & U.S. in 1984 film. Plot, characters, themes.
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This paper will be concerned with the issue of culture clash as seen in the film El Norte. This independent film was made in the United States in the year 1983. However, although it is an American film, El Norte is unusual because "eighty percent of the screenplay is in Spanish" (O'Brien 211). The film was directed by a Latino filmmaker named Gregory Nava. Nava's wife, Anne Thomas, produced the film, and Nava and Thomas together wrote the screenplay. El Norte is a fictional film which is based on a real social issue. Specifically, it deals with the plight of Central Americans who flee from the dictatorships of their homelands in the hopes of finding both refuge and opportunity in "the north," or America.
The first part of the film takes place in the tiny village of San Pedro in Guatemala. Enrique and Rosa are two young Indian
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WOMEN IN FILM.
Term Paper ID:17587
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Images (1920s-1982); changes & stereotypes. As flapper, acquisition, chorus girl, working women, war widow, housewife, feminist.... More...
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Images (1920s-1982); changes & stereotypes. As flapper, acquisition, chorus girl, working women, war widow, housewife, feminist.
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DRACULA.
Term Paper ID:17315
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Changes in character since 1897 novel, in filmic interpretations, emphasizing sexuality & violence.... More...
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Changes in character since 1897 novel, in filmic interpretations, emphasizing sexuality & violence.
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TRANSFORMATIONS OF A BLOOD SUCKER
Dracula has been one of the most popular characters in horror films for over fifty years. In the original novel, Dracula, Bram Stoker creates a number of interesting characters, including the infamous vampire Dracula. However, since the novel's creation in 1897, a number of films have been made that claim to be based on the novel, and countless others contain the now familiar vampire. There has not been, among all these films, a single one that adheres faithfully to the plot and the characters created by Bram Stoker. The main reasons for the changes in the story are the tastes, expectations, and morals of the audiences for whom the films are intended. Some of the most striking differences are the roles of women in the story, the sexuality of Dracula himself, and the changes in the
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GANGSTER FILM.
Term Paper ID:17092
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Development & evolution of this film genre, 1925-1950. Major elements, style, influences, themes, mythic resonances, directors, stars, films from [Little Caesar] (Mervyn LeRoy) to [White Heat] (Raoul Walsh).... More...
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Development & evolution of this film genre, 1925-1950. Major elements, style, influences, themes, mythic resonances, directors, stars, films from [Little Caesar] (Mervyn LeRoy) to [White Heat] (Raoul Walsh).
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This paper will present a discussion of the development and evolution of the genre of the gangster film. The paper will focus on how the gangster film genre matured and changed over time from the year 1925 through 1950. The paper will also discuss the major elements of the genre, as well as the style, influences, themes, and mythic resonance’s contained in gangster films. Specific films, directors and stars of the gangster genre will also be discussed.
Throughout its development, the gangster film genre provided an index of the social, political and cultural values of the times. As a popular form, gangster films reflected the ideas and concerns, which held the attention of the general public. As the genre developed, the moral stance, which these films presented
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FRENCH NEW WAVE MOVIES.
Term Paper ID:17002
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Development, realism, plot & dialogue, raw images, De Sica ([Bicycle Thief]), Chabrol ([Le Beau Serge]), theories of Andre Bazin, techniques, influence on other filmmakers around the world.... More...
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Development, realism, plot & dialogue, raw images, De Sica ([Bicycle Thief]), Chabrol ([Le Beau Serge]), theories of Andre Bazin, techniques, influence on other filmmakers around the world.
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ANIMATED FILM IN SILENT ERA.
Term Paper ID:16401
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History, development, major works & animators, techniques & methods.... More...
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History, development, major works & animators, techniques & methods.
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HORROR FILMS.
Term Paper ID:16399
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History, recurrent themes, major works, characters, plots, effects on audience, techniques.... More...
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History, recurrent themes, major works, characters, plots, effects on audience, techniques.
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CHARLES CHAPLIN, BUSTER KEATON & HAROLD LLOYD.
Term Paper ID:16398
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Major roles, film personas, comic approaches & successes of silent film stars.... More...
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Major roles, film personas, comic approaches & successes of silent film stars.
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THE STUDIO ERA, 1920S-1940S.
Term Paper ID:16397
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Motion picture industry during years controlled by eight film companies. Vertical integration, economics, theater ownership, standardization of film-making, anti-trust aspects, raising capital, decline.... More...
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Motion picture industry during years controlled by eight film companies. Vertical integration, economics, theater ownership, standardization of film-making, anti-trust aspects, raising capital, decline.
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THE WESTERN.
Term Paper ID:16395
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Essay Subject:
Evolution of genre from 1930s-1940s heyday to decline in 1960s. Major films & directors, messages, plots, appeal, stars, heroism.... More...
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Evolution of genre from 1930s-1940s heyday to decline in 1960s. Major films & directors, messages, plots, appeal, stars, heroism.
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VIDEOCASSETTES & FILM INDUSTRY.
Term Paper ID:16370
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Nature & impact of videocassette recorders & pre-recorded tapes on motion picture industry. Film distribution, television, economics, retail factors, sales vs. rentals, First Sale Doctrine.... More...
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Nature & impact of videocassette recorders & pre-recorded tapes on motion picture industry. Film distribution, television, economics, retail factors, sales vs. rentals, First Sale Doctrine.
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FRANK CAPRA & MARTIN SCORSESE.
Term Paper ID:16350
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Backgrounds, life & artistic philosophies, cinematic styles & themes of directors.... More...
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Backgrounds, life & artistic philosophies, cinematic styles & themes of directors.
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"THE DEER HUNTER" (MICHAEL CIMINO) & "APOCALYPSE NOW" (FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA).
Term Paper ID:16206
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Analyzes films in terms of their portrayal of Amer. involvement in Vietnam.... More...
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Analyzes films in terms of their portrayal of Amer. involvement in Vietnam.
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"THE DEER HUNTER" AND "APOCALYPSE NOW"
"The Deer Hunter" and "Apocalypse Now" were the Vietnam War films that first dealt seriously with the Southeast Asian conflict and that first received critical attention. Michael Cimono's "The Deer Hunter" won many Oscars in 1979 because the public was ready to accept a vision of the war that had brought the United States to the brink of a civil war in a clash of sympathies. Francis Ford Coppola's "Apocalypse Now" was his major follow-up to the enormous success of "The Godfather II," and the director was able to create a surreal statement about the destructive effects of the war. It is the purpose of this paper to fully analyze all the important aspects of the films, and include how society's attitude toward Vietnam was portrayed in both films.
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COLORIZATION OF FILMS.
Term Paper ID:16153
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Changing of black-and-white movies into color with computers. Purpose, technique, history, problems, legal & artistic controversies, audience views, economics.... More...
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Changing of black-and-white movies into color with computers. Purpose, technique, history, problems, legal & artistic controversies, audience views, economics.
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FILM & VIETNAM.
Term Paper ID:15993
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Movies as tools for study of war as historic event. War film as genre, compared with other wars. Examples.... More...
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Movies as tools for study of war as historic event. War film as genre, compared with other wars. Examples.
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WRITERS' GUILD.
Term Paper ID:15826
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Developments & activities in 1930s & 1940s. Leadership, politics, blacklisting & anti-communist era, role of writer in movie-making.... More...
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Developments & activities in 1930s & 1940s. Leadership, politics, blacklisting & anti-communist era, role of writer in movie-making.
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"GOLDFINGER" (IAN FLEMING).
Term Paper ID:15756
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Compares the novel & the film version, directed by Guy Hamilton, focusing on scene in which James Bond confronts Goldfinger as latter cheats at cards.... More...
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Compares the novel & the film version, directed by Guy Hamilton, focusing on scene in which James Bond confronts Goldfinger as latter cheats at cards.
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"ALL ABOUT EVE" (JOSEPH MANKIEWICZ).
Term Paper ID:15651
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1950 film starring Anne Baxter & Bette Davis. Critical views of characters, director's style, themes, acting.... More...
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1950 film starring Anne Baxter & Bette Davis. Critical views of characters, director's style, themes, acting.
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"THE COLOR PURPLE" (SPIELBERG), "THE GREAT GATSBY" (CLAYTON) & "ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST" (FORMAN).
Term Paper ID:15494
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Examines changes which occurred when novels are made into films in general & in these three specific cases.... More...
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Examines changes which occurred when novels are made into films in general & in these three specific cases.
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SECRET LIFE OF MARILYN MONROE.
Term Paper ID:15423
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Tragic & romantic affairs & incidents in life & death of film star.... More...
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Tragic & romantic affairs & incidents in life & death of film star.
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"THE PUBLIC ENEMY" (WILLIAM WELLMAN).
Term Paper ID:15372
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1931 gangster film & its impact on others of the genre. Background, gangster-hero, violence, style, social aspects, characters, plot, mortality.... More...
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1931 gangster film & its impact on others of the genre. Background, gangster-hero, violence, style, social aspects, characters, plot, mortality.
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FILM CRITICS' EFFECT ON MOVIE BUSINESS.
Term Paper ID:15354
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Their impact on success of movies. Argues critics do influence public in some cases, not in others. Pauline Kael, Siskel & Ebert, James Agee, local critics; [Platoon], Woody Allen & Francis Ford Coppola films.... More...
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Their impact on success of movies. Argues critics do influence public in some cases, not in others. Pauline Kael, Siskel & Ebert, James Agee, local critics; [Platoon], Woody Allen & Francis Ford Coppola films.
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"THE WIZARD OF OZ" (VICTOR FLEMING).
Term Paper ID:15305
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Psychological, social & artistic impact of 1939 musical fantasy film starring Judy Garland.... More...
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Psychological, social & artistic impact of 1939 musical fantasy film starring Judy Garland.
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THE WIZARD OF OZ
The Wizard of Oz, which made at MGM in 1939, is still on of the world’s favorite films. It has remained special because it visualizes its own unique world. It inspired many films that followed, from Star Wars to Close Encounters of the Third Kind, because it constructed its own universe: one that could be enjoyed by adults and children alike.
Others films have borrowed more noticeably and directly from The Wizard of Oz. The opening sequence of Martin Scorsese’s Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore shows the young Alice in a setting very much like Dorothy in the Kansas opener of Oz. The sci-fi epic Zardoz, directed by John Boorman, also borrows from the classic, starting with its title and the play
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MONTAGE EDITING VS. THE LONG TAKE.
Term Paper ID:15216
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Essay Subject:
Compares uses of each technique in areas of editing, deep focus, time, in films of Fritz Lang, John Cassavettes, John Ford.... More...
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Compares uses of each technique in areas of editing, deep focus, time, in films of Fritz Lang, John Cassavettes, John Ford.
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THE DETECTIVE FILM.
Term Paper ID:15172
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History & development from [The Maltese Falcon] to film noir effort of [Blue Velvet]. Plot, theme, moral position, characters.... More...
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History & development from [The Maltese Falcon] to film noir effort of [Blue Velvet]. Plot, theme, moral position, characters.
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