Again the common theme is that the audience is being confused, amused, but also diverted after Zero and The Author make their acquaintance to have dinner and learn the story of a lonely man who seems so small in a wide planimetric shot. ... He seems to never leave the center of the frame in Wes Anderson's planimetric shots unless in conversation with his dearest friends or enemies to whom the audience makes a connection. ... Best illustrated by the shot of the struggle below the mid-thigh to help show the audience the entanglement and struggle between M. ... ZZ soldiers board the train wi...

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The French New Wave Movement of the mid twentieth century was an artistic revolution in cinema, but the movement not only made implications in the austere world but also in the worlds of politics and social spheres. ... They were shot in the present day and were applicable to modern issues, unlike the outdated costume dramas churned out by the 'cinéma de papa'" (Graham, 163). ... The article captured the life and times of France's next generation during the mid twentieth century. ... Most historians would claim that the New Wave Cinema movement of the mid twentieth ...

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What was missing in the scene of the rich woman in the department store was a "close-up" shot of her shop-lifting. ... We have to keep in mind that this was written in the 18th century, so by the time Alger wrote Ragged Dick in the mid-19th century the U.S. had already become a different society. During the mid-19th century society was dealing with poverty. ...

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Furthermore, it may be the fact that information about the Holocaust was delayed in reaching a mass audience until the mid 1960's and therefore, generations of people have not yet fully come to terms with what occurred. ... The viewer is forced to witness Jews being shot and pyramids of the remains of human corpses. ... According to Solotoroff, as cited by Desser and Friedman (1993) it was not until the mid 1960's that Jewish (rather then American) issues as Israel and the Holocaust entered their work in any substantive manner (pg 8). ...

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Hearts and Minds (1974), is a Peter Davis documentary concerning various perspectives on the influences, circumstances, and the results of the United States of America presence in Vietnam during the mid sixties until the early seventy's. ... As the point has already been visited previously in this paper, Davis, while allowing the subjects being filmed to be un-coached in responses or actions, still imparts a great deal of meaning through the style of shots, filming, and editing he has chosen to use in the film. ... I believe there is a greater deal of footage shot in the style of cin&ea...

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