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North By Northwest Mise-en-Scene Analysis In this scene, Roger Thornhill (Cary Grant) is with the his black car in the woods meeting Eve Kendall (Eva Marie Saint) and her white car after his “death.” In the film, it is planned that Eve shoots Roger with blanks and that they would meet elsewhere after Roger was pronounced dead. As Roger exits the car to meet Eve, the audience can see that compositionally the scene is divided down the middle. The trees in middle divides Roger’s world from Eve’s world

In the 1954 film, On the Waterfront directed by Elia Kazan, Terry Malloy, played by Marlon Brando, an inarticulate former prizefighter in his late twenties, serves as a petty errand boy for the union head, Johnny Friendly. The Hoboken, New Jersey port across the river from Manhattan, is the setting of the film where gangs run the docks and work in the area. The film shows realism in many different cinematic and thematic ways throughout the film. In the sense of cinematically, this film was filmed

brother Charley Malloy, although it seems Joey just simply falls from the roof. Terry is upset on Joey’s death, and he knows Joey had planned to testify to the Waterfront Crime Commission about the poor working conditions. Joey's sister Edie (Eva Marie Saint) is angry about her brother's death, and Terry is smitten with her, but after Edie realizes Terry’s role in her brother's murder, she breaks up with him. Charley gives Terry the gun and advises him to run when Johnny decides to kill Terry to prevent

When Roger is almost murdered for being someone he is not, he must go cross country to find those responsible. Through this adventure, the hero meets a mysterious blonde love interest by name of Eve played by Eva Marie Saint (Exodus, 1960) as well as a notorious villain played by James Mason (20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, 1954) who goes by the name Phillip Vandamm. The film follows a three act structure, opening with viewers meeting Roger. Not far into the movie a

character by helping someone in need just as God has done for him. Tom did this act on instinct not on thought. Tom knew what the right thing to do was even if that meant putting himself in the face of danger. After Tom was bought by the Saint Clare’s, Eva had died and Marie decided to sell all of the slaves against Eva’s will. Tom was sold to a man who owns a cotton plantation in New Orleans. Tom faces his biggest challenge that will test his faith, character and moral principles. A man named Simon Legree

Film Critique North by Northwest is an adventure, crime, mystery thriller that was created in 1959 by the director Alfred Hitchcock. Alfred Hitchcock is famous for many movies in the thriller genre such as Psycho, Vertigo and Rear Window. Alfred Hitchcock was a famous director well renowned for his style. Hitchcock enjoyed suspense in his films as Hitchcock said “Always make the audience suffer as much as possible.” (BrainyQuote, 2016) Hitchcock loved creating suspense in his movies. Hitchcock was

Name: Abdulla Almazrouei Student ID: 991743083 Communication 240 Dr. Vincent Take Home Midterm Exam Name three examples of how Hitchcock’s shower sequence in the film “Psycho” is similar to Eisenstein’s Odessa Steps Sequence in “Battleship Potemkin”. Explain and cite examples. The first similarity is between the shower scene in Psycho and Odessa step in Battleship Potemkin is the use of montage. In the Odessa step scenes, Sergei employs montage when he juxtaposes the images of the soldiers with

worthwhile”. This important line dives into the boundless sexism and misogyny of the 50’s, as well as the human nature of wanting more than society thinks you’re capable of. Thinking of this profound message and hearing the emotional delivery by Eva Marie Saint strengthens the empathy felt toward Eve by responders. On the contrary, Gretchen Schoner from The Dry is introduced as a charismatic woman who hasn’t changed very much since her teen years. “ ‘You haven’t changed much either’ [...] Falk wasn’t

Comparative Analysis of Vertigo, North by Northwest and Notorious by Alfred Hitchcock The British master of suspense, Alfred Hitchcock, made the cinematographic history by the unique auteur approach. His own vision of the story, uncommon manner of shooting, and challenging ideas formed his style and made him recognizable. The genius of the 50’s and 60’s, he provided the rich legacy for the future generations and set the pace for the directors all over the world. This paper is going to trace the

Aliya Jones ENG205 – History of Cinema Alfred Hitchcock Alfred Hitchcock was known as a true filmmaker who produced and created successful horror films. Producing five decades of filmmaking, Hitchcock became a horror guru. From the shocking, blood-curdling film Psycho to his greatest black and white horror prequel Bates Motel, Hitchcock was able to pave the way for other horror filmmakers. As a little girl growing up, I watch every horror film I could think of. When you’re that fragile