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337.424 Alma, Hitch, Niece Charlotte and Uncle Charlie: Are They all One in the Same?
This paper examines the Alfred Hitchcock film Shadow do a Doubt from an artistic, theatrical and personal perspective. It draws a relationship between Hitchcock's personal life and his characterizations. It concludes that Uncle Charlie is Hitchcock and niece Charlotte is Hitchcock's wife Alma. Shadow of a Doubt is a film of doubles and opposites; a paradox of good and evil, and a portrait of Hitchcock's dissatisfaction with the family life in the 1940's Uncle Charlie appears to be the rich uncle and on the surface the Santa Rosa family is average America, but in fact it is hot bed of unrest, sexism, and anger with each family member vying for personal identity and recognition. Considerable evidence in the film indicates that the social and family relationships portrayed in this film may have been a reflection of the relationship between Alma and Alfred Hitchcock.
Pages: 7
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338.436 Ingmar Bergman.
This paper discusses the work of Ingmar Bergman. The films of Ingmar Bergman are set apart from the pack through a deep knowledge and understanding of human nature that manifests itself in the characters he brings to the screen. Bergman is also a master at utilizing themes and motifs in his films, such as the ever-present dream sequence, which, once recognized and understood, show his work in a whole new light. Bergman's films have resonated with audiences over the years because they ask questions that are universal, and focus on the truths of the human condition that are pondered by all mankind - love, mortality, regret, sorrow, fear and so on. In the following pages I will examine some of the films of Ingmar Bergman, (beginning with an in depth look at what many consider to be his masterpiece, The Seventh Seal), and explore the ways in which they comment on the human condition.
Pages: 11
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Filename: 436 Ingmar Bergman Work.doc
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339.454 The Films of Ingman Bergman.
The topic of this paper is on the films of Ingman Bergman. The films of Ingmar Bergman incorporate many elements that together make up the unique style that the master filmmaker has become known for. These elements include a deep knowledge and understanding of human nature that manifests itself in the characters Bergman brings to the screen. Bergman is also adept at utilizing themes and motifs in his films, such as the ever-present dream sequence, which, once recognized and understood, show his work in a whole new light. Bergman's films have resonated with audiences over the years because they ask questions that are universal, and focus on the truths of the human condition that are pondered by all mankind - love, mortality, regret, sorrow, fear and so on. In the following pages, I will examine five of Bergman's films, and analyze and comment on the plots, themes and other elements utilized by Bergman in each.
Pages: 10
Bibliography: 6 source(s) listed
Filename: 454 Films Ingman Bergman.doc
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340.467 The Mission.
This paper examines the film The Mission. The film tells the story of a slave trader and the analysis concludes that the main theme of the film is self-deliverance and discovery. The Mission is a film of conflicting themes and ideals. It is a story of redemption and struggle and a tale of imperialism and admonition. The film maker shows that anyone, no matter how evil, can be redeemed and find truth, but he also shows that human nature may be so strongly negative that man is destined to destroy himself and may not be able to redeem himself from his most aggressive instincts.
Pages: 2
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341.458 An Analysis of The Graduate.
This paper's topic is about the film, The Graduate. The 1967 film, The Graduate, hit movie screens at a time in America's history when its traditional middle class values were being challenged by the burgeoning counter-culture. As a result, The Graduate made a mark in pop-culture history as one of the most controversial and influential films of all time. Dustin Hoffman, in his first major film role, portrayed a young college graduate named Benjamin Braddock who, like many young people of his generation, emerged from the safe haven of the college campus disoriented, naive, and unsure of what the future would hold.
Pages: 5
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Filename: 458 Analysis The Graduate.doc
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342.486 An Analysis of The Shining.
This paper discusses Stanley Kubrick's film adaptation of Stephen King's novel The Shining. It provides a stunning example of how a great director is able to maximize the potential impact of the film medium. Through his use of recurring themes and a unique stylistic vision, Kubrick succeeds in putting a stamp of individuality on all his films. One theme that is prominent in The Shining is the passage of time. The significance of time, as an agent of constant change, is touched upon throughout the film in a variety of ways including the obvious and the subtle, beginning with the opening sequence in which we travel up the long, winding and foreboding mountain road to the Overlook Hotel. Subsequently, in his interview with the hotel manager, it is made clear to Jack that the job of being the off-season manager at the Overlook Hotel is not an easy or desirable task.
Pages: 3
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343.484 The Seventh Seal.
This paper discusses Ingmar Bergman's classic film, "The Seventh Seal", is the story of a man's search for answers in the face of death. The hero of the story, Antonius Block, a knight returning home from the Crusades in the midst of the Black Plague, is being followed by Death and he desperately searches to find some proof of God's existence before he is taken. The film depicts a 14th century Europe in which fear and paranoia reign over all, as people prepare for what seems surely to be the end of the world; punishment from God for the sins of man.
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