Give title of film; release date; film genre; director. Also name any three of the following contributors who had a significant impact on this particular film: screenwriter, cinematographer, editor, composer, production designer, costumer, producer, studio (or others). Spell all names correctly! Also mention any major awards won by this film.
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List at least 5 leading actors of the film, along with the characters they play. Spell all names correctly!
Paragraph 3 (30 pts)
Give a brief summary of the story of the film – no more than one paragraph. Include the time and place in which the story takes place. SUMMARIZE. Don’t tell the story in detail. This is only one small part of your essay. Assume the reader has not seen the film. Use character names. Don’t skip the ending!
Paragraph 4 (30 pts)
What was the purpose or goal behind making this film? Why was this film made at the time that it was? Who was the target audience? Place this film in its historical and social context. Go straight to the source by quoting the screenwriter, director, producer, or others involved with the making of the film. This will require some research. Use credible, quality sources and cite your sources in MLA format.
Paragraph 5 (30 pts)
What was the director’s general interpretation of the story and script? What was the filmmakers’ vision, point of view, aim, message, or theme? Quoteanyone who was involved with the creation of the film to help explain this. Use credible, quality sources and cite your sources in MLA format.
Paragraph 6 (30 pts)
Was there a particular overall style or concept that was chosen (in the writing, directing, acting, production design, cinematography, lighting, editing, etc.) to tell the story? Is it realistic, abstract, fantasy, film noir, a mixture of styles, etc.? Why was this style or concept chosen? How is it intended to influence the film’s effect on the audience? Use researched quotes.
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