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This document provides instructions for students to analyze a still frame from the film "The Third Man" and write an essay discussing their analysis. Students are told to analyze aspects of the frame that communicate information to the viewer, take their research home to analyze further, and organize their findings into a cohesive essay due on October 8th. The essay will be assessed based on the introduction and clarity, plausibility and relation of the analysis, and quality and depth of information analyzed from the frame.
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