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The Art Film and the Genre Film
Art and genre criticism in four classic films. -- 3,048 w.; 48 src.; MLA

Seventies Films Versus Today's Films
A comparison between films from different periods in time, and the differences in their entertainment methods. -- 2,625 w.; 8 src.;

Film Studies: Analyzing Three Films within the Context of South East and Asian Historical Perspectives
The Chinese Communist Party soon came to power after years of exile and puppet rule that Pu Yi had experienced in the ever changing political and gove... -- 1,350 w.; 6 src.;

Women in Film Noir
An in-depth look at the role of women in the genre of film known as film noir. -- 7,839 w.; 21 src.; MLA

Director Pedro Almodovar and the Spanish Film Industry
This paper shows the influence of director Pedro Almodovar on the Spanish film industry and how his films helped pave the way for other Spanish directors to find an audience outside of Spain and to reestablish the viability of the Spanish film industry. -- 3,100 w.; 8 src.;

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"Ghost" A summary of this 1990 film.
GHOST One of the best romances of the '90s, "Ghost," directed by legendary Jerry Zucker, is part mystery, part romance, and part comedy. Whoopie Goldberg won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her spectacular portrayal of Oda Mae Brown, and writer Bruce Joel Rubin won an Academy...

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"The Searchers" A review of the John Wayne Film
There can be many influences upon the human mind and imagination. One of these influences is the artistry of film. When the film brings about an ideal and fantasy the human imagination is not long behind. During the 1940

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"The Searchers" Examines the negative portrayal of Native Americans in this John Wayne movie.
One of John Wayne's movies was The Searchers, which like many western movies, had a mythical portrayal of Indians. The Indians appeared once in awhile while being "entirely projections of white fantasy," as Tag Gallagher from John Ford's Indian put it (3). The films plot is about two white men,...

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"The Searchers" A review of the movie "The Searchers".
The Searchers, starring John Wayne, is a superb example of the movie genre of the great American Western. The Searchers features the traditional Western characters of ruthless Indian savages, brave and honourable cowboys, and the helpless, virtuous female. Like much of Ford

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"Wilde" A review of the movie "Wilde" on the life of Oscar Wilde.
Overview The movie Wilde is an enthralling screen life story of the notorious English playwright and writer Oscar Wilde. The director Brian Gilbert based on the authoritative biography by Richard Ellmann has modified the movie for the screen. The movie starts in 1882 when Wilde played by Stephen...

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Film Analysis of "The Story of Us"
It is evident in today

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"Eight Men Out"
"Eight Men Out" Eight Men Out (1988) is a complex and sad film about American baseball

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Chinatown

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Casablanca
Casablanca Directed by Michael Curtiz Produced by Hal Wallis Humphrey Bogart as Rick Blaine Ingrid Bergman as Ilsa Paul Henreid as Victor Lazlo Claude Rains as Police Capitaine Louis Renault Conrad Veidt as Gestapo commander Major Heinrich Strasser Peter Lorre as Guillermo Ugarte Sidney...

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"Dr. Strangelove"
Stanley Kubrick delivers an epic black comedy with his 1964 production of Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. The wry, dark title hints at the Cold War theme, while the name

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