Luc Montagnier

Through his creative non-fiction piece “Going to Canada”, Warren Cariou proposes that our traditional view of Canada is superficial and fabricated from cover-up stories; we need to look beneath the surface of central issues to construct a well-rounded understanding. Cariou travels to Auschwitz and is quite intrigued by the warehouse called Canada, which is used to store stolen goods from prisoners. He questions how the ‘Canada’ located in the internment camp got its name and what significance the

Requirement 1 The first role at Google I will be examining is that of Product Management. The three most critical technical skills I believe are needed to successfully do this job are engineering skills, problem solving and technology skills, and data collection skills. Engineering skills are pertinent to this role so that one can be innovative and create Google’s next big thing. Google is known for having the most creative and new ideas out there. One also needs to be able to work with engineers

Le Mépris is a film distinct in Jean-Luc Godard’s career, for many reasons: amongst others, it was his first foray into a more big-budget, large scale production. Ironically – or perhaps purposefully - one of the overarching themes explored within Le Mépris’ is maintaining artistic integrity, whilst attaining commercial success. Nowhere is this better explored than the famous middle sequence: their extended argument indoors. I aim to analyse this scene’s depiction as not only a simple argument between

Thinking about school sometimes hurts, especially about important assessments. Quiz on Friday for this class, test on Thursday for another class, it's a rough week. It is a Tuesday, and there were no worries in my mind as I enter school that day. Suddenly, I realized that there was a language arts test in 1st period! I zoomed to my locker, quickly went to my class, and snagged a book from the counter and started to study. As I frantically cram in information about The Odyssey for the test that is

INTRO: When thinking of education, most children groan and whine about learning. However, they don’t realize that they have been learning for their entire life. Their education started when they were first born, and it has changed and shaped them into the character they are now. This idea was first thought of by Plato, another philosophy he had was of a cave. In this Cave Allegory, there are prisoners lined up against a wall so they can’t move their head to look elsewhere. Behind the prisoners there

The conception of cinema has provided the world with a new art form. Its combination of theatrical and photographic elements, coupled with nuances built of itself, creates pieces of artwork matchless to the art forms before it. For film is too photographic to be considered comparable to theatre and too theatrical to be comparable to photography. The invention of film fulfils some of the limitations of both these mediums and opens possibilities that defines itself as its own artwork, which is ingested

dog, breaks the audiences normal viewing habits and makes them take a step back and analyze what they are seeing. Unfortunately, “Dogville” is mostly a film for entertainment and the distancing effect is not used to its full capacity, whereas Jean-Luc

A Bout de Souffle, also known as Breathless, was directed by Jean-Luc Godard in 1960. It was his best film so far and it was in the new wave period. The film focuses on how the story is told and not what it says. Godard filmed a lot of it without a written script and improvised most scenes. By Godard doing this it made the film more natural and realistic. In the beginning of the film the main character, Michel Poiccard, stole car and killed a police officer. Michel later escaped to Paris, where he

French New Wave movies had some common thematic affinities; many of these movies portrayed that authoritative, romantic, and political relationships are distrustful (Thompson & Bordwell, 2010). Francois Truffaut’s movie The 400 Blows (1959) and Jean-Luc Godard’s movie Breathless (1960) have a common theme of

“Thank you, Lieutenant Sirrock. We will keep it safe until this matter with the Romulans is over then the research will be put to good use. Your mission is now to rescue the Ambassador and return to Federation space undetected by the Romulans. Jean Luc, I have set up at meeting with a Klingon willing to enter Romulan space,” explained Admiral Quinn. “Yes, Admiral we will not disappoint you. We will rendezvous with the Klingon ship,” promised