A discussion of how marriage is portrayed in the film "The Piano", including arranged marriages and the expectations of women in marriage.

Short analysis of the film "Pulp Fiction", and how it makes the mythical character a common man.

This anarchic, dark movie exposes Igby, a sixteen year old in the time of his `mid-teen crisis' confronted with a dying mother and a stuck-up older brother. To escape the orbit of natural routine Igby flees from boot camp after being kicked out of school on numerous occasions.

Ikebana, a Japanese form of flower arrangement, originated in the 6th century as offerings in Buddhist temples. The form focuses on the harmony of shapes, colors and surroundings and is typified by elegance and grace.

Essay provides an explanation of why P2P file sharing is illegal.

An image analysis of a poster that advertises the movie "V for Vendetta," including the colors and images intended to draw the reader's attention.

Images and how they relate to literary skills.

An overview of images of the nude male in European art, mentioning Apollo, Michelangelo's David, and Bernini's David. Also talks about the origin of the Greek nude as a symbol of high culture and the nude in America as pornography.

Many of today's modern actors strive to emulate the comedic legends from the early days of filmmaking. The examples of Johnny Depp in "Benny & Joon" (1993), Jackie Chan in "'A' gai waak," also known as "Project A" (1983), and Robert Downey Jr. in "Chaplin" (1992) show the degree to which these actors were influenced and inspired by the films and legacies of silent-film legends Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, Harry Langdon, and Harold Lloyd.

Summary and review of the movie In My Father's Name

At the beginning of the film Lord Of The Flies the boys are introduced as civilized American school boys. Throughout the film we watch them develop into wild savages as they lose there recollection of civilization, order and morality.

This is about the influence of jazz in today's musical outlook.

Discusses two pieces of work done by Michelangelo, his marble sculpture of the Pietà and the Sistine Chapel painting The Creation of Adam. Explores how Neoplatonic ideas influenced him.

Essay on Bill Mack's Sculpture entitled "Inspiration."

Discusses the subject of installation art. Essay actually was produced from two pieces of conversation that occurred in my contextual class.

Brief exploration of installation art in the context of interdisciplinarity, and theatre.

Provides observations on Bertolt Brecht's The Jewish Wife. Examines the triviality of melodrama.

Today the Internet is a highly effective tool for communicating, for gathering information and for cooperation between dispersed locations. There is continuous development and improvement. The growing list of applications serves as testament to this: advertising, communication, shopping, banking, to name just a few. Many businesses are discovering new ways to reach their customers, new ways to improve efficiency, new products and services to sell. The future is limited only by your imagination.

A discussion of the many intertextual references in "The Matrix."

Into the Woods was an adventurous play that was perfect for the use of your imagination and spirit. Into the Woods had numerous different fairy tales involved which could make a small child feel like he/she was in heaven.

Provides a character analysis of Inu-Yasha, an anime character who went through the steps of the monomyth archetype. Describes the four parts of the monomyth archetype and details how Inu-Yasha exhibits each one.

Most plays about Ireland are based on realism/naturalism views and they represent Irish life to the colonial/post-colonial times, which leaves the matter of national identity always an issue. The rise of Irish nationalism has motivated Irish playwrights to show their Celtic inheritance and define their country's political and social chaos.

Citizen Kane, considered by the American Film Institute as the best American film ever made, could have easily never been made. By giving Welles his ironclad contract, RKO Pictures set in motions a series of events that would not only change cinematic history but would also prove to be the downfall of its creator.

The life of Irving Berlin

A summary and review of the movie "Quiz Show," directed by Robert Redford. The movie portrays Charles Van Doran as a tragic figure because he is a man from an affluent, well-known family who is persuaded to do something wrong for the money.

The guidelines of PSB news broadcasting in the UK are not strictly rules and can be interpreted in a number of ways, usually overlooked by television executives who decide whether a report or story breaches the guidelines. This process is overlooked by an independent organisation known as OFFCOM. The guidelines, over the past few years, have become a matter of dispute due to several reasons.

In the movie "What Dreams May Come," the quotes "The end is just the beginning" and "Don't give up" portrays how the writer perceives life, death, and the afterlife to be. In the film, a seemingly picture-perfect family goes from one extreme to another, yet ends up "living" in their afterlife together.

Provides a critical analysis of the Denzel Washington film, "Hurricane." Debates if it is an effectual movie for portraying the message of justice and mercy. Summarizes the film's plot.

Discusses the life and career of Japanese artist Isamu Noguchi. Describes the difficulties Noguchi faced in having an American mother, a Japanese father, and an American and European educational background. Details how Noguchi eventually found toleration and happiness in sculpture.

Compares the song "Wonderful" by Everclear to the social problem of divorce.

Essay shows how a man finds claritity in his life, through the financial stress, withe the help of his guardian angel in the classic movie "It's a Wonderful Life."

An essay on the themes from the movie Chinatown

The U.S. movie industry has had a decline in viewership, and this can be attributed to the rising cost of attending movies and ever-increasing competition for entertainment dollars. Still, there's little the movie industry can do to make prices cheaper because of the escalating costs of making films.

Provides a brief overview of artists, paintings, and sculptures of the Italian Renaissance period in art. Examines the significant influence the art has had on society and future art.