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    Genre theory is a short cut of how we define films. Genre theory is used to help simplify which category a film is categorized. “A genre is a type or category of film that can be easily identified by specific elements of its plot, setting, mise en scène, character types, or style. Genres are not stagnant categories. The study of their evolution is nothing short of the study of film and the filmgoing public itself. When we break down types of film into categories, we can then observe how they have

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    The well-known comedian, Jordan Peele, wrote and directed the 2017 film, Get Out, which to one’s disbelief is classified as a psychological thriller. Chris Washington, an African American male played by Daniel Kaluuya, and Rose Armitage, a Caucasian female played by Allison Williams, venture out for a weekend getaway to the Armitage family home to meet Rose’s parents. The social contingencies of Chris’ race induce anxious reluctance to meet Rose’s parents because she has not yet told them that Chris

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    Production Report on Thriller Film For my production unit, I chose Brief 1: Thriller Film. This is due to my interest in them and the confidence I have in producing my own, which I found from GCSE television advertising work and in my ability to deconstruct existing films. In order to fulfil my brief successfully, I had to perform several areas of research, which will make the product look like products in real life and show that I know and can use the appropriate

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    In science fiction films many different races are represented: African Americans, Italians, Asians, Aboriginals, etc. For this essay I am going to observe how this movie genre portrays African Americans by analyzing the film series Men in Black. Furthermore, I believe these films view this race negatively which indicates a racial divide in society. But first I am going to identify how this movie genre depicts the race and culture I am focusing on. In “Some Things We Know About Aliens,” by Istvan

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    to express meanings (Bloor & Bloor, 1995). This project is two case studies of an EFL classroom that is based on Saudi Arabia with the intention of improving the academic writing concentrating on two persuasive genre writings, which are discussion and exposition genres. To do so, SFL is employed with its powerful analytical tools that are helpful in educational contexts. In particular, these analytical tools examine written language in the way sentences and clauses are organized as well

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    That is why fantasy books and films are major source of entertainment for the people. As C.S. Lewis quotes, “I am probably one of many who, on a wakeful night, entertain themselves with the invented landscapes. I trace great rivers from where the gulls scream at the estuary, through the windings of ever narrower and more precipitous gorges, up to the barely audible thinking of their source in a fold of the moors” (52). Fantasy books and films come under the genre of fantasy literature and art which

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    same time. The audiences of such films are trying to figure out what’s next and then a sudden twist comes leaving you with a feeling of exhilaration. The extent of creating such intriguing mysteries in which mind-games are involved leads a person to become inquisitive about what is going to happen next. The movie that remains unpredictable until the end can keep the audience bound to the film without losing any interest. There are numerous movies made in this genre but not all of them went well in

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    of being a liberating genre of literature for artists and authors, which served them as an ideal ground for hybridizing genres and experimental narratives in both literature and film. Though it came long after the proto-science fiction movements of the nineteenth century, and well after The Golden Age of science fiction as well as The New Wave, director Neill Blomkamp’s District 9 (2009) continues in this tradition of science fiction’s breaking of the boundaries between genres and subgenres, as it

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    Science fiction’s presence in film is nearly as old as film itself. With humble beginnings, film pioneers such as the French George Méliès set the genre in motion. At first, simple pastiches to Jules Verne pervaded, whether it be adventurous astronauts on a trip to the moon or the maiden voyage of a (then) futuristic airship. Then, come the German avant-garde, the expressionist masterpiece Metropolis proved that the science fiction film could go beyond the trivial and occupy a place of legitimate

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    manipulates genre, and whether or not this show can be defined as a Sitcom. My aim is to take a look at the television series through its construction and the way in which Community plays with different genres. I will also examine the way conventional genres are not considered in this show, by looking at the use of intertextuality, the identity of the characters and the narrative of the show. To differentiate between the huge ranges of TV shows, viewers would usually make use of genre labels. Which

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