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Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: sherrelle lewis Date: July 14, 2017 at 8:29:59 PM CDT To: Sherrelle Lewis Subject: chap Reply-To: sherrelle lewis Charlie Chaplin The Gold Rush , is a silent comedic film about going after the American dream and the hardships one must endure while trying to survive against all odds. As usual Chaplin plays his famous character , the tramp , a dim-witted under dog. He is a lone prospector who falls in love with a dance hall girl. Chaplin effectively

movie, the director arranges a happy ending, implying the conflict between workers and the governor can be solved by the “mediator”, which may not exist in the real life. Contrary to the seriousness of Metropolis, Modern Times is a comedy directed by Charlie Chaplin. This movie is defined as a comedy because of the funny performance of Chaplin. However, the content of this movie is sort of serious. It shows how a factory worker lives in an absurd and tragic life but dreams of a hopeful future. The plot

"The best and most beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even heard, but must be felt with the heart." -Helen Keller. City Lights, the 1931 Charlie Chaplin film, was one of the many Chaplin films that did not have to use words to express emotions, serious situations or how to treat people. One emotion that many people only know how to express though words is that of love. It is also more difficult to express when one is portrayed in a bad light. This essay will describe why, in my opinion

You must consider specific examples of their work. Artists / work Charlie Chaplin Film: ‘Modern Times’ - 1936 ‘The Great Dictator’ - 1940 Pablo Picasso: Drawing: ‘Portrait of Joseph Stalin’ - 1953 Painting: ‘Guernica’ - 1937 Intro Modernism was shaped by mass social, technological and political change. The reaction to these aspects were what shaped the lives and artistic creations of Charlie Chaplin and Pablo Picasso. This reaction is highlighted through several

Henri Bergson believes “mechanical inelasticity” (Bergson ) is essential to laughter. In Chaplin’s movie Modern Times, there are many illustrations of such technique that not only composes humorous but also contribute to its theme—capitalists exploit low social status workers.After giving the very basic elements of laughter:—lack of emotions, connection to human traits, relationship to social context —Bergson introduces mechanical inelasticity as the main cause of his main idea regard to laughter

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION ASSIGNMENT I. Executive Summary of the case Boondocks National Bank was bringing about misfortunes and was nearly being converged with another bank. The originator's relative and CEO were going to resign and the board was searching for somebody who could turn things around. Name of Ross Abernathy came up. After wavering Ross took the test. He should make a group of twelve individuals comprising of four individuals each from FNB, Chicago group and outside specialists. He

A Dog’s life by Charlie Chaplin expresses a handful of social issues with comedy; it has filmmaking techniques and numerous comic elements. The film was made in 1918, during World War I. Chaplin demonstrates how poor people live and how certain people view them. The film takes place in a poor neighborhood. Chaplin plays as Tramp in the film, a homeless man trying to survive. The film begins with Tramp sleeping on the ground in an empty lot. In that same scene Tramp wakes up to the smell of food.

In 1925, Charlie Chaplin created and starred in his own movie The Gold Rush. This movie is a comical satire of the Gold Rush as well as a reflection of the general attitudes during The Great Depression. The genre of film that The Gold Rush falls under is known as a silent film where there is no dialogue. However, the music enhances the feelings and themes that Chaplin set to get across to his audience. The attitude that Chaplin wanted the audience to grasp when he introduced his character, a Lone

John Williams was born on February 8, 1932 in Floral Park, New York.He is an american conductor, painter, and composer. He is the son of Esther and Johnny Williams. He moved to Los Angeles and graduated High School in 1950. He then graduated from the University of California. In 1952, Williams served in the air force . Afterwards, Williams moved to New York and attended The Juilliard School. He has two brothers who both work in Los Angeles. After studying at Juilliard, Williams returned to Los

wasn’t the same anymore. The light blue walls seemed like prison bars, trapping me inside a house that was not a home. My father’s words still rang in my head; dirty, stupid, slut, piece of—ding. I looked down at my phone. Four missed calls from Charlie Murphy. I let out a sigh of relief and