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    Throughout the history of cinema, a never-ending evolution in technological progression – paired with filmmakers’ resourcefulness and ingenuity – allowed for the development of style and encouraged a more involved craft, thus giving individual films a specific personality which therefore eased the process of discerning which piece of cinema was created by which filmmaker. Because of the progress made in film technology, especially early on, certain aspects of filmmaking that once were inconceivable

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    John Barth, and acclaimed writer said, “Everyone is necessarily the hero of his own life story” (Hero/Heroism). To me that means everyone is a hero in one way or another. Volunteering is an example of being a hero. You could be helping disabled people by volunteering at Camp Courageous. Deloras Propst volunteers at the Camp Courageous Garage Sale here in Manchester Iowa. The garage sale raised $115,000 last year for the camp (Propst). This is one reason I count Deloras Propst as a hero. Deloras

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    In a time of need and when crises arise, what are the people to do and who are they to look towards for guidance and help? Since the beginning of time the need for a hero displays itself through many of life's battles. The tremendous prestige those in need have for a hero is not accounted for without a reason. As the writers enhance the hero’s leadership styles, it becomes a major factor to the success of the hero. Mixed with a hero’s disparate martial style and sensuality, it is no surprise

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    However, some recent musicals deviate slightly from the classical Hollywood musical that the genre was formed around. The 2006 movie, “Once,” uses many conventions, plot structure methods, and stylistic techniques common to musicals, but it did successfully change some conventional forms of the traditional musical in order

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    Have you ever thought about who might be your personal hero? A personal hero is someone who makes you want to become a better person. A personal hero must be trustworthy, understanding, caring, and respectful to you as a person. A personal hero is somebody who won’t judge you and will always stay by your side. My hero is my girlfriend Shea because she motivates me to become a sunnier person. Throughout my entire school career I was always an average, energized, active student who loved playing

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    Adriana kicks out last minute. Nikki acts surprise. She looks at Brie. "What? Ref that was three?" Nikki is fighting with the referee. Adriana slowly gets up. She acts in pain. As Nikki turns around. Nikki is trying to go for the rack attack. Adriana stops she kicks Nikki right in the face. Nikki hits the mat. Adriana picks up Nikki by the hair. She decides to go for the Rack attack. Nikki hits the mat. Adriana goes for the pin. Everyone think Nikki has to kick out. The referee counts 1 2 Adriana

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    My Paw Tommy: A Hero

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    Have you ever known a hero? Well I have, he has had a big influence on my life. He was my papaw Tommy. He was one of the bravest men I have ever known. To begin his dad went to WW1. So since he was the oldest he had to help with the family's money troubles. He had to quit school in 1st grade. He never learned to read or write. He was only seven when he went to work in a rock quarry. His family was very poor that’s why he had to go work when he was only seven. While working his eye got

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    Hec and Omed had a withdrawal from the world both spiritually and mentally, which ironically assisted them in bonding with each other resulting in an inspirational journey towards faith and joy. In the novel ‘The Ink Bridge’ by Neil Grant, Grant explores Hec and Omed’s withdrawal from the world but how they ironically be able to connect with each other and have a shared journey of self-fulfilment. Hec and Omed’s disconnection was both spiritually and mentally. Grant displays Hec and Omed’s disconnection

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    Uncle Boon Mee Reflection

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    Uncle Boon Mee Who Can Recall His Past Lives is an art drama film directed, produced, and written by Apichatpong Weerasethakul in 2010, who is a Thai filmmaker. The film's story line is based on a farmer who is sick with acute kidney failure and living his last days. As he search for answers about his illness from his past life, the spirit of his dead wife and son who had transformed into a red eyed ape after disappearing for many years came to life. The film touches on rebirth and the meaning of

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    FILM ANALYSIS Ang Tunay na Ina is a Filipino melodrama, directed and written by Octavio Silos. The major casts of the film are Rosario Moreno as Magdalena, Rudy Concepcion as Roberto, Tita Duran as Tita, Quiel Segovia as Antonio, Dona Luisa as Nati Rubi, Don Alberto as Precioso Palma, Naty Bernardo as Aling Andang. This is one of the few films that survived from World War II. This is also one of the films that they were able to restore. The film focuses on how Magdalena is longing for her lost daughter

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