Technology, Immigration, Economic Inequality, GlobalizationFilm Analysis: A Comparative Essay ? Compare & Contrast one strong observation like the structure, theme, form, sound, or narration, from Hitcocks film ?Rear Window? (1954) with a contemporary film. 1) A Title ?your critical analysis should include a brilliant and relevant title. 2) A Thesis statement? that is bold, clear, and des?r?ptive of the papers content (you have clearly and simply defined the focus and direction of your analysis). 3) E?ach aspect is developed in its own paragraph using concrete examples from the film or from your research.? Each paragraph focuses and develops your thesis and properly cites these specific examples. A very brief and concise plot summary is acceptable, but an elaborate synopsis of the film without any critical detail or interpretive insight is inappropriate.. 4) Thoughtful research and organized thinking?, explaining your examples very clearly and supporting them with specific and significant detail. Your essay is well structured; the writing is simple, clear, direct and polished (ie: well edited) 5) A Works Cited Page and proper citation of your sources. (Ex. Properly Citing the Title, Director of Film, Country of Origin, and Date of Release)