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    society depicted in the film Little Miss Sunshine (Turtletaub, Faris, and Dayton, 2006), is organized in meritocracies. In a meritocratic society, reward and status is solely in response to an individual’s achievement. In the film, status in society is gained as a reward for winning the Little Miss Sunshine beauty pageant. A meritocracy society is also witnessed through Olive’s father, Richard’s nine step program, “refuse to lose”, which claims to create “winners”. In the film, it is clear that everyone’s

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    A number of Japanese films from the past to present have revolved around the prominent topic of family and their relationship with society. Many Japanese filmmakers have reflected the main social conflicts that have affected Japanese society in their films. One of those filmmakers is Hirokazu Kore-eda. He prefers to reflect his films on reality and bases most of his works on real events. Directed by Kore-eda, Nobody Knows, is an example of a film that foresees and explores the naturalistic lives

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    In 1990’s the film American Beauty would portray the gender roles as an undefined decade as where the men would be the breadwinners and the women would be a stay and home wife. In this family, both Lester’s and his wife Carolyn worked to maintain this family. Even though Lester is drawn out to be the man in the house it seems that he gets no respect from his family. They seem to think that they don’t need him. It seems that the wife and husband Carolyn and Lester have taken the classic dominate role

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    In the film “Corner Store” the structural functional approach can be applied to analyse the lives of the immigrant Korean family which stars in the film. The family in the film resembles and differs from many qualities that are found in Canadian families. One resemblance is that the parents in this family just want what is best for their kids much like every other parent wants for their own. They differ in the sense that they expect their kids to live according to their own culture rather than Canadian

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    by Jeannette Walls is a New York Times Bestselling novel that was created into a film on August 11 of 2017. The screenplay writer, Destin Daniel Cretton, worked on it without Jeannette Walls. In the film there were three different actresses to play the different stages in Jeannette’s life. Chandler Head as young Jeannette, Ella Anderson as teenage Jeannette, and Brie Larson as adult Jeannette. I believe that the film has a wonderful way of showing the important events that happened in the novel, but

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    understand that family systems play a role in the health of the individual family members. For example, in a household with increases tension children might present with physical manifestations of anxiety. Further, the belief system of the family can have an impact on the healthcare decision making. To better understand family systems and roles the film Mrs. Doubtfire will be utilized as a case study for family assessments. Movie Setting and Story The film Mrs. Doubtfire is about a family who is in some

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    will focus on the different gender roles, family structure, gender identity, interracial relationships, sexual content, prejudices, and the violence that are presented by the producers and directors, Soria, Swift, Darnell, and McGrath (2008). Furthermore, I will discuss about the main characters presented in this film; characters like Zuba the lion, the lion mother, and Alakay the baby lion known as Alex. Other characters that are presented in this film in which I will discuss are: the raccoon known

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    The Film The Patriot

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    The war between Great Britain and United States This is a film, named The Patriot and is in the genre action, drama and war. The film is about Benjamin Martin, stars as Mel Gibson, which is the main role. The film is based on the American War of Independence and directed by Roland Emmerich. The Patriot takes place year 1776 in United States. The plot is about Benjamin Martin is a father to sevens childrens. He has earlier been in the French and Indian war. Benjamin’s oldest son, Gabriel, want

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    Analysis Of Totilla Soup

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    An Analysis of Tortilla Soup Tortilla Soup is a film that does more than give the viewer a good feeling. Tortilla Soup is a film with many uplifting qualities that the viewer can relate. The opening scene draws the viewer in as the main protagonists, Martin Naranjo played by Hector Elizondo, prepares a large meal with many different dishes for his family. The way that Naranjo manipulates the kitchen cutlery demonstrates that he is more than a cook. His skill demonstrates that he is a fine chef.

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    La Nana Raquels

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    La Nana is a 2009 comedy-drama film, directed by Sebastián Silva and co-written by Silva and Pedro Peirano. It has won numerous awards since its premiere at the 25th Annual Sundance Film Festival. The film has had much critical acclaim, particularly for Catalina Saavedra's award-winning performance as the lead character. Raquel is a shy and emotionally distant maid who literally doesn't have a life besides her role within the house. Other than being with this family, she has no life of her own. She

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