Reference no: EM132370268

In general, you are doing a critique and analysis of each film. Here are some things to consider and include. Include in your presentation. 2-3 pages, double spaced.

• What is the ‘story' of the film - give a synopsis

• List the main characters and provide a brief plot outline. Then address the theme or themes that you noted while watching.

• What kinds of identities are portrayed in the film?

• What are the meanings that those identities carry in the society portrayed by the film?

• What are the aspects of the film that relate to diversity, equity or inclusion - did the film address issues of race, gender issues, religious issues, age discrimination, physical or mental abilities - or other differences?

• What are the lessons?

• What did you learn?

• Include a few paragraphs on how the movie made you feel.

o Were you angry, sad, surprised, sympathetic or amused?

• Do you think the film was made to make you feel these feelings?

• Was there an obvious conflict addressed by the film?

o What was the resolution?

• Was a problem solved in a way that satisfied all parties?

• Was violence depicted? - If so, were there better ways of resolving the conflict?

• Could you imagine yourself in a situation like the one depicted in the film? How would you have reacted?

• Critique the film from different perspectives; for example, what do you perceive to be the perspective of each of the key players and how does this insight help deepen your understanding of the film?

• What might have motivated the author/director of this film?

• What has been the impact of this film on society or social constructs?

• What has been the critique of this film?

• What has been the impact of this film on you.