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Question 1: Consider the connections between the themes in the film "Her" and what you have observed about film in general.

Question 2: In a well-organized essay, compare the idea of what it means to be human using the film, Her, and comparing that idea against another example from another work of art (painting, photography, poem, literature, film, etc.) with the goal of creating your own definition of contemporary human experience.

Question 3: Discuss the expression of human ideas and of human behavior depicted in the film through various choices in storytelling, cinematography and sound. What emotions does the film cause you to feel, and what ideas does it cause you to consider?

Question 4: Make sure to address the diverse nature of the human experience (given factors such as time, culture, setting, or medium). Explain how your ideas connect to themes of humanity, love, and conflict.

Question 5: Reflect upon how this contemporary/futuristic search for meaning relates to works of art from other time periods. In your conclusion, reflect upon how your understanding of the human experience has been challenged, deepened, or changed.

In the body of your essay:

• Consider the connections between the themes in this film and the themes of humanity, love, and conflict.
• Reflect upon how this contemporary/futuristic search for meaning relates to works of art from other time periods (past or present).
• Discuss the ways in which using a movie to tell a story helps to address the topics in Her, and whether the film medium poses any limitations to telling the story.
• Identify what three challenging and thoughtful questions you would ask Scarlett Johansson's character, if you could. Why do you think these questions matter?
• In your conclusion, reflect upon how your personal understanding of the human experience has been challenged, deepened, or changed. Also, give brief attention to what you see as the future of AI and how plausible Her either is or isn't.