The book "Fahrenheit 451" by Ray Bradbury was butchered in the movie, I do not think it went by the book very well.

Analysis of Far and Away.

Essay provides an analysis of the movie "Far and Away."

The film, Far from Heaven's development of Racism is an accurate retake of how African American's were treated in this historical period of time. This behavior we witness throughout the film is a catalyst for an outbreak of civil rights. It indicates the community of Hartford like All American towns are in need of a civil rights movement. To create a nation of equality.

Examines the world of clothing and fashion design. Describes the influence of art on fashion. Concludes that fasion is an interactive art form where the wearer is an essential element of the art.

A comparison and contrast of the father figures in the films "East is East," "Celebration," and "Once Were Warriors." While the personalities of these father figures range from traditional to unfamiliar, all three prove to be inept fathers with at least some degree of violent atrtributes and a lack of restraint.

Father-and-son relationships play an important role in the play "Translations" by Brian Friel. The main father figure of Hugh is seen more as an educator of his town rather than his son, Manus. The father figure has parallels to the power of the colonizing British army as in occupied Ireland in 1833.

The symbolism of rings, wallpaper, and who dies in the horror film "The Ring" makes a statement about feminism and oppressive male patriarchy.

Jack and Tyler being masculine. From the book "Fight Club"

In The Crucible, young girls seek the help of Tituba, a slave from Barbados to try to conjure love spells on the young men of the village and dance at night in the woods. This was social unacceptable during the times. However, one girl named Abigail Williams asks for the death of Elizabeth Proctor, the wife of John Proctor whom she has an infatuated for and had had prior relations with.

Identify and explain how Scott Hicks has used film codes to shape audience response to David's father Peter Helfgott.

Essay provides a discussion on the evolving nature of film genres.

Defines the film technique of film noir. Describes how it adds to the depth of a film. Explores how the films Double Indemnity and Sunset Boulevard are examples of Film Noir.

The theme of alcohol and chemical dependency in the film, "28 Days Later." Plus, a description of the mental disorders discussed in the film.

Essay provides a brief film review of "The Haunting."

Using such techniques as long shot, close up, special effects and music make "A Midsummer Night's Dream" a successful film. This movie also uses enchanting music and fantasy settings to engage the responders in watching the movie.

The film techniques that Ridley Scott uses in his classic science-fiction film "Blade Runner."

Reviews the film Twelve Angry Men, directed by Sidney Lumet. Discusses the director's use of cinematic techniques, including lighting, music,and set design, to reinforce the themes of the story.

Essay discusses the filmatic elements in trainspotting.

Analyzes the play Finally the Girl. Describes the plot, setting and characterization.

The character of Andy Dufrense's virtue in "The Shawshank Redemption" lands him in prison. Vice is demonstrated in the evil of the court's rash decision that he was guilty. Prudence is seen in Andy's actions that help him live his life in prison and eventually escape from it.

The character of Andrew Clark in the film "The Breakfast Club" displays a psychological case of foreclosure, which means he accepts other values as his own because he knows nothing else.

Essay analyzes Mike Leigh's use of form and structure in "Abigail's Party."

As the school yard retort proclaims `It takes one to know one' for Juliet, the Montagues, the Capulets and Friar Lawrence were also affected by the gross bad luck but it is evident that Romeo's description of himself as `Fortune's fool' was indeed an apt one that captured in a phrase the terrible hand that fate had hand dealt him in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.

This is a great biography of Francis Ford Coppola describing the many aspects of his life and the movies he has made.

This paper compares the Spanish Baroque style of Franciso de Goya and Eva Gonzales. It compares Majas on a Balcony and a Box at the Theatre Des Italiens.

For my dance report, I saw a dance piece that was choreographed to music by Frank Sinatra. It was a movie that was separated into four parts, with ballet, contemporary dancing, stage dancing and ballroom dancing. Each had a different meaning.

The life of Frederic Chopin.

Skateboarding and our right to chose a sport

A comparison of the lives and art of Frida Kahlo and Joy Hester, breakthrough autobiographical artists in the women's art movement of the 1940s and 1950s. Fighting both the preconceptions of the time and their own personal life struggles, both artists challenged the boundaries of a male-dominated era in the production of autobiographical works that included controversial subject matter and combined new styles of art.

A factual essay on the Mexican surrealist painter Frida Kahlo.

Provides a film review of "From Russia with Love" in relation to the Cold War.

In the movies "Our Town," "Grapes of Wrath," and "October Sky," many differences and similarities can be observed. All of these movies depict the different changes the United States have experienced throughout the years, and how those changes impacted families, communities, and American society.

through their constructed representation, Sitch et al successfully position their responders to acknowledge the deceptive methods of the media thus making their responders more their version of the "truth." Sitch et al have effectively illustrated the difficulties of believing what the media tell us through the clever use of parody, accompanied by verisimilitude, caricature, mis-en-scene and irony.

A review of Matt Groening's animated television series "Futurama" and how it relates to the science fiction genre.