Part 1(critique) : No less than 300 words in length
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1. You must watch the movie called ” Imitation of Life (1959) ” and than _Choose one of the Characters from Imitation of Life (1959) and evaluate his/her Issues throughout the film. Examine the character’s experiences, attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors. How did they shape his/her roles and identity in the 1950s?
2. In order to ensure that your response is critical and correct rather than merely personal, one text on writing about film MUST DO the following steps:

1.Summarize. What is the film saying? Summarizing the film’s plot may help you see its structure, conflicts and themes. Just remember, this is a starting point, not the entire paper.
2.Evaluate. Actually, we do this “automatically” whenever we encounter a film. But in this case, evaluation means going beyond merely saying that you liked the film, or didn’t. It means you must clearly articulate and support your personal responses. Evaluation may also mean that you compare a film with other films you’ve seen.
3.Analyze. The first step in this stage is to decide which parts of your topic interest you the most, then consider how these parts relate to each other or to the film as a whole. Breaking things down into their component parts often helps to understand how they work or gives one a new perspective on the whole.
4.Synthesize. This means to look for connections between ideas – yours, as well as, those expressed in the course readings – or ideas expressed in multiple films dealing with the same topic and/or theme.

Part 2(review question) : No less than 150 words in length.

1. Using the textbook, Quart, Leonard & Auster, Albert, American Film and Society Since 1945 – 4th, Santa Barbara, Praeger Publishers, 2011. ISBN: 9781440800795 (pages 30-1, 79, 165, 204-7, & 267-71), or other cited sources, discuss Hollywood’s treatment of homosexual themes and portrayals throughout the decades. Include film examples, name of the film is “Imitation of Life (1959)” .

You may also use perspectives from the Screened Out featurettes provided at Turner Classic Movies website.

The Featurettes are from a group of web videos that examined Hollywood’s portrayal of gay and lesbian characters. Feel free to use any element from these Featurettes as part of your Review Question.

To Access the Screened Out Featurettes:

– Click on Files in the left column.

– Click on the Folder that says “Screened Out”

– You can watch the Featurettes by clicking on Preview or you can download them by clicking on each file.
NOTE : Part 1 and 2 MUST HAVE ITS OWN WORD DOCUMENT, IN OTHER WORD SEPARATE THEM FROM EACH OTHER BY HAVING EACH IN DIFFERENT WORD DOCUMENT. REMEMBER PART 1 AND 2 MUST HAVE A NEW TITTLE BASED ON YOUR WORK !
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Part 1(critique) : No less than 300 words in length
YOU SHOULD FOLLOW EXACTLY WHAT I SAY HERE , PLEASE DO THE FOLLOWING FOR 100% WORK :
1. You must watch the movie called ” Imitation of Life (1959) ” and than _Choose one of the Characters from Imitation of Life (1959) and evaluate his/her Issues throughout the film. Examine the character’s experiences, attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors. How did they shape his/her roles and identity in the 1950s?
2. In order to ensure that your response is critical and correct rather than merely personal, one text on writing about film MUST DO the following steps:

1.Summarize. What is the film saying? Summarizing the film’s plot may help you see its structure, conflicts and themes. Just remember, this is a starting point, not the entire paper.
2.Evaluate. Actually, we do this “automatically” whenever we encounter a film. But in this case, evaluation means going beyond merely saying that you liked the film, or didn’t. It means you must clearly articulate and support your personal responses. Evaluation may also mean that you compare a film with other films you’ve seen.
3.Analyze. The first step in this stage is to decide which parts of your topic interest you the most, then consider how these parts relate to each other or to the film as a whole. Breaking things down into their component parts often helps to understand how they work or gives one a new perspective on the whole.
4.Synthesize. This means to look for connections between ideas – yours, as well as, those expressed in the course readings – or ideas expressed in multiple films dealing with the same topic and/or theme.

Part 2(review question) : No less than 150 words in length.

1. Using the textbook, Quart, Leonard & Auster, Albert, American Film and Society Since 1945 – 4th, Santa Barbara, Praeger Publishers, 2011. ISBN: 9781440800795 (pages 30-1, 79, 165, 204-7, & 267-71), or other cited sources, discuss Hollywood’s treatment of homosexual themes and portrayals throughout the decades. Include film examples, name of the film is “Imitation of Life (1959)” .

You may also use perspectives from the Screened Out featurettes provided at Turner Classic Movies website.

The Featurettes are from a group of web videos that examined Hollywood’s portrayal of gay and lesbian characters. Feel free to use any element from these Featurettes as part of your Review Question.

To Access the Screened Out Featurettes:

– Click on Files in the left column.

– Click on the Folder that says “Screened Out”

– You can watch the Featurettes by clicking on Preview or you can download them by clicking on each file.
NOTE : Part 1 and 2 MUST HAVE ITS OWN WORD DOCUMENT, IN OTHER WORD SEPARATE THEM FROM EACH OTHER BY HAVING EACH IN DIFFERENT WORD DOCUMENT. REMEMBER PART 1 AND 2 MUST HAVE A NEW TITTLE BASED ON YOUR WORK !
any other question send me a message i will replay
NOTE : THE WIRTER MOST BE AMERICAN TO WIRTE ME IN AMERICAN STYLE OK OK ?!