Movie analysis - Una Noche
Plot:
What was the movie about? - Write a summary of the movie
Was it believable? Interesting? Thought-provoking? Explain
How did the setting affect the story?
Themes and Tone:
What was the central goal of the movie?
Was it made to entertain, educate, or bring awareness to an issue? Explain
Acting and Characters:
Did the acting support the characters, and help them come to life? Explain
Did the characters display complex personalities or were they stereotypes? Explain and give examples
Were there characters that embodied certain archetypes to enhance or diminish the film? Explain and give examples
Dialogue:
Were the conversations believable or necessary? Explain
Did the dialogue bring context to plot developments? Explain
Did the words match the tone of the movie and personality of the
characters? Explain
Part 2:
Complete the following information and chart based on the movie you watched:
Name of the movie:
Country:
Timeline or year in which it is based:
Director:
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Character analysis: Analyze at least 3 of the characters portrayed in the movie. |
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2. Social issues criticized throughout the movie - Explain your answer |
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3. Political issues criticized throughout the movie - Explain your answer |
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4. Economic issues criticized throughout the movie - Explain your answer |
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5. Other issues criticized throughout the movie - Explain your answer |
Part 3:
Complete the following information and chart based on the movies analyzed on the text this week:
Name of the movie:
Country:
Timeline or year in which it is based:
Director:
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Character analysis: Analyze at least 3 of the characters portrayed in the movie. |
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2. Social issues criticized throughout the movie - Explain your answer |
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3. Political issues criticized throughout the movie - Explain your answer |
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4. Economic issues criticized throughout the movie - Explain your answer |
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5. Other issues criticized throughout the movie - Explain your answer |
Complete the following information and chart based on the movies analyzed on the text this week:
Name of the movie:
Country:
Timeline or year in which it is based:
Director:
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Character analysis: Analyze at least 3 of the characters portrayed in the movie. |
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2. Social issues criticized throughout the movie - Explain your answer |
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3. Political issues criticized throughout the movie - Explain your answer |
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4. Economic issues criticized throughout the movie - Explain your answer |
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5. Other issues criticized throughout the movie - Explain your answer |
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