The Samson Option Presents A Compelling Political Thriller

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“Samson and Delilah” (2009) explores issues of survival for two disliked teenagers from a remote indigenous community in Central Australia. Written and directed by Warwick Thornton, this film follows the gradual partnership of two indigenous teenagers who live in a small-impoverished rural community outside Alice Springs. It is a film of slow and alarming beauty. The journey of these two young teenagers has brought to attention a greater awareness and understanding of both Indigenous art and culture, as well as how issues arising from this film may affect and impact upon wider understandings and awareness of Indigenous culture.

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This film was dramatic and inspiring. This film opened my eyes to understand the struggles that woman have gone through to get the freedoms that they experience today. I would have to say that one of the definite strengths of this film was the cast itself. Because of the nature of this film, I could get a real sense of the actual “suffering” of these women. I would have to admit that I was completely ignorant on how this suffrage movement has literally shaped the voting rights of women in America. All my life I have heard about that great day when women were granted the right to vote. Never in a million years did I expect to witness such hostility towards women according to this dramatization based on American history.

reasons for actions explained in the stories, and what the characters rely on to make decisions

The movie The Manchurian Candidate explores the influence of foreign powers on the American government. Based off the book by the same name, the movie follows a soldier named Raymond Shaw, who was brainwashed by Communist powers in order to overthrow American democracy. The movie was selected to be preserved by the Library of Congress due to its significance in American history. The Manchurian Candidate depicts the threats that American democracy faces and the power that actions of foreign agents and ideals have on the United States government, making the movie and its plot still relevant today.

Through the victim’s eyes, he expresses sadness, how he feels unimportant while questioning everything about his life. “Is life worth living?” “Is my life meaningless?” “Will I be missed if I die?” Then suddenly a blast signaling the end of his life!

The cinematography is exquisite, with wonderful wide shots, and strong and stable camera angles. This cinematography visually conveys who the characters are and what kind of life they lead.

The script is driven by solid themes about following and never giving up on your dreams, believing in destiny, and believing in one’s self. There’s a lovely hint of magic in the storytelling. Symbolism is well used with feathers and birds.

Each of my characters are different in terms of personalities and each look at a different avenue for a problem. As a writer, this is the time I can step outside to get an overall view of the exprience and still see it thorugh my characters eyes. I need to see what they are seeing, feel what they are feeling and really understand not just what is happening, but why.

I liked the book overall since my favorite genre of books is history. Learning the history of traditions that actually happened in other countries in a form that made me visualize in a way a textbook wouldn’t. Though the book is fiction, it demonstrated real life traditions that women were meant to follow in order to earn society’s respect and not be considered totally worthless.

The darkness in the sky gave a hint towards the evil lurking in the world. Suspicion filled the minds of all trusted to defend and protect . A swift wind blew across the world. The kind of wind that seemed to whisper,” Boo”. Upon a strike of thunder, rain started to beat the ground. An aroma of terror had been commenced.

Moreover, the script features a very gutsy, independent female heroine who drives the plot. It’s refreshing to see such a strong female character. The viewer effortlessly roots for the heroine. The script nicely addresses the female-male conflict.

With that said, there are areas of the script that would benefit from more development, such as the structure, the pace, some of the story choices, the tone, and identifying what’s at stake. There’s also always room for more character development.