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I don't know why so many people are asking other people to answer or 'give opinions' on questions for their college work....work it out for yourselves...
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Here, here. Having your homework done via film discussion forum is pathetic. With the internet, research is a snap - you shouldn't have to bother people so they can spoon feed you answers or directions to answers.
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It might also be useful to watch "The Green Berets"(I think) with John Wayne, as it was made in 68 whilst the war was still going, and is an example of how hollywoods views on the war progressed as time went by.
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Hi, I'm a 17 year old Media Studies student from the UK and I was wondering if you could help me with my primary research.
My hypothesis is: "Have the ruling conventions of 'Rites of passage' films been consistantly and influentially offered by figures from world cinema?" I realize this is a stupidly open question but any thoughts you may have will be EXTREMELY helpful to me ![]() look forward to hearing from you |
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Hi Guys,
I wonder if anyone can help. I am currently writing a dissertation on the changing image of the doll in contemporary art and want to include film. After extensive research I have found that there seems to be only 2 genres of film that tackle dolls....Horror and Kid's movies. I am trying to find films that have a focus on dolls but not from either of these points of view....can anyone suggest a few things for me to look at? Many thanks for you help...it's much appreciated ![]() |
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There's a Japanese movie called Dolls which tells 3 different love stories and was inspired by the traditional Japanese doll theater.
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For my film studies course i have to ask other film lovers about 1408, The Amityville Horror(2005) and the shining.
What do you think about the films? How are cinematic devices used ? LOcation is key thanks |
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m a second year college studying film studies and as part of my coursework im looking at representations of women, families and social life that is represented in Alan Parker movies, these being fame, the commitments and evita. So im just doing some research and seeing what everyones opinions are, this would be very helpful, thanks
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Just want some feedback on the best film noir's to include in my dissertation. I have choosen Double Indemnity and Gilda due to the representation of gender, iconic images, objectification and disgues. Wouldl ove to know who is the best dressed women in film noir?
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Rita Hayworth in Gilda has the most immaculately shaved armpits of any femme fatale, if that helps.
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