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Select a film directed by David Cronenberg not already in the Core
sections of this coursebook.
Listen to the first 4 episodes and write a response on the elements of theatre that exist despite not being on stage or a screen. (Who is the protagonist? Who is the Antagonist? The Rising Action. So on and so forth). This should be at least 2 pages long with at least 500 words and use the essay I uploaded to add. Also, use the links I provided down below to listen to each episode for free.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-1/id1199964972?i=1000380906071 – (Episode 1)
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-2/id1199964972?i=1000381199585 – (Episode 2)
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-3/id1199964972?i=1000381489294 – (Episode 3)
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-4/id1199964972?i=1000381995111 – (Episode 4)
What foreign movie are you planning to watch to complete your last assignment (Week 8-Film analysis)? Do you have any recommendations for those students who have not seen a foreign movie before?
watch a FOREIGN movie (foreign director, it takes place outside the US, in a different language (except for movies done in England or another foreign country where English is the main language))
In an essay, provide a brief summary of the plot or story line (half page or less) and answer the following questions (essay format):
• What did you learn about the target culture in this film? (2 things)
• What did you like best about the movie? Why?
• What did you like least about the film? Why?
• Would you recommend this movie to a friend? Explain your reasons.
• If you were writing the screenplay for this movie, would you have changed the ending? Explain your answer.
What foreign movie are you planning to watch to complete your last assignment (Week 8-Film analysis)? Do you have any recommendations for those students who have not seen a foreign movie before?
For this assignment you need to watch a FOREIGN movie (foreign director, it takes place outside the US, in a different language (except for movies done in England or another foreign country where English is the main language))
In an essay, provide a brief summary of the plot or story line (half page or less) and answer the following questions (essay format):
• What did you learn about the target culture in this film? (2 things)
• What did you like best about the movie? Why?
• What did you like least about the film? Why?
• Would you recommend this movie to a friend? Explain your reasons.
• If you were writing the screenplay for this movie, would you have changed the ending? Explain your answer.
Choose a movie or TV show that has a main character with a mental illness.
Reflect on the broader implications of these films in the context of contemporary social justice movements. Discuss the relevance of the themes explored in Dolores and The Milagro Beanfield War in today’s world. Consider the lessons that can be drawn from these films and how they can inspire and inform current efforts for social change.
The introductory paragraph should include an overview of your essay.
Being with a brief summary of each film, highlighting the main characters, setting, and the overarching social issues they address.
The body of your essay should serve to support your thesis statement. Remember to support your analysis with specific examples from the films and incorporate relevant research or scholarly perspectives to enhance your arguments.
Conclude your essay by summarizing your analysis and highlighting the significance of the themes of social justice and empowerment as depicted in Dolores and The Milagro Beanfield War. Discuss the enduring relevance of these films and their potential to inspire individuals and communities to take action for a more just and empowered society.
Examine the theme of empowerment in Dolores and The Milagro Beanfield War. Analyze how the characters in each film empower themselves and their communities. Discuss the transformative effect of their actions on individuals and the broader society. Consider the significance of community solidarity, cultural pride, and collective agency in pursuing social justice and empowerment.
The introductory paragraph should include an overview of your essay.
Being with a brief summary of each film, highlighting the main characters, setting, and the overarching social issues they address.
The body of your essay should serve to support your thesis statement. Remember to support your analysis with specific examples from the films and incorporate relevant research or scholarly perspectives to enhance your arguments.
Conclude your essay by summarizing your analysis and highlighting the significance of the themes of social justice and empowerment as depicted in Dolores and The Milagro Beanfield War. Discuss the enduring relevance of these films and their potential to inspire individuals and communities to take action for a more just and empowered society.
Compare and contrast the approaches to social justice in Dolores and The Milagro Beanfield War.. Discuss the similarities and differences in the characters’ strategies, motivations, and the challenges they face. Consider the historical context and the impact of their actions on their respective communities.
The introductory paragraph should include an overview of your essay.
Being with a brief summary of each film, highlighting the main characters, setting, and the overarching social issues they address.
The body of your essay should serve to support your thesis statement. Remember to support your analysis with specific examples from the films and incorporate relevant research or scholarly perspectives to enhance your arguments.
Conclude your essay by summarizing your analysis and highlighting the significance of the themes of social justice and empowerment as depicted in Dolores and The Milagro Beanfield War. Discuss the enduring relevance of these films and their potential to inspire individuals and communities to take action for a more just and empowered society.
Discuss how Dolores Huerta, an influential labor leader, and civil rights activist, fights for the rights of farmworkers and challenges the oppressive conditions they face. Analyze the strategies she employs, such as grassroots organizing, nonviolent protests, and coalition-building, to bring about change and promote social justice.
The introductory paragraph should include an overview of your essay.
Being with a brief summary of each film, highlighting the main characters, setting, and the overarching social issues they address.
The body of your essay should serve to support your thesis statement. Remember to support your analysis with specific examples from the films and incorporate relevant research or scholarly perspectives to enhance your arguments.
Conclude your essay by summarizing your analysis and highlighting the significance of the themes of social justice and empowerment as depicted in Dolores and The Milagro Beanfield War. Discuss the enduring relevance of these films and their potential to inspire individuals and communities to take action for a more just and empowered society.
Discuss how the main character, Joe Mondragon, takes a stand against the powerful corporate interests threatening the local community’s water rights. Explore the systemic injustices portrayed in the film and the ways in which Joe challenges them, highlighting his determination, resilience, and willingness to defy societal norms.
The introductory paragraph should include an overview of your essay.
Being with a brief summary of each film, highlighting the main characters, setting, and the overarching social issues they address.
The body of your essay should serve to support your thesis statement. Remember to support your analysis with specific examples from the films and incorporate relevant research or scholarly perspectives to enhance your arguments.
Conclude your essay by summarizing your analysis and highlighting the significance of the themes of social justice and empowerment as depicted in Dolores and The Milagro Beanfield War. Discuss the enduring relevance of these films and their potential to inspire individuals and communities to take action for a more just and empowered society.