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The document discusses protagonists in various literary and media narratives. It provides examples of well-known protagonists such as Sherlock Holmes, Atticus Finch, Buck, Elsa, Jay Gatsby, Hamlet, Captain Jack Sparrow, Clarice Starling, Romeo, and Scarlett O'Hara. It notes that the protagonist is the central or main character of the story who is often in conflict with the antagonist. It also provides the source or title for each protagonist example.
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The document discusses the major film genres and provides descriptions of each genre. It explains that action films usually involve physical stunts, battles and chases. Adventure films feature exciting stories in exotic locales. Comedies aim to provoke laughter through exaggerated situations and characters. Crime films focus on the sinister actions of criminals. Dramas portray realistic stories and character development. Epics take place on a grand scale and involve historical or legendary events. Horror films are designed to frighten audiences. Science fiction uses futuristic technology and imaginary worlds. War films acknowledge the horrors of war. Westerns are set in the American frontier and feature recognizable elements like cowboys and Indians.
Popular Short film genres
This document provides examples of short films from different genres including romance, comedy, sci-fi/fantasy, drama, animation/stop motion, horror, documentary, film noir, action/adventure, epics/historical, and gay & lesbian. For each genre, 3-4 short film titles are listed along with brief 1-2 sentence descriptions. Additionally, two websites for finding short films from various genres are referenced at the end.
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The film 127 Hours is based on the true story of mountain climber Aron Ralston who was trapped by a boulder in a Utah canyon for over 5 days in 2003. He examines how to survive and ultimately amputates his arm to free himself. The film focuses on Ralston's experience over the days as he recalls his life and struggles to escape. Starring James Franco as Ralston, the film provides an entertaining retelling of Ralston's harrowing ordeal through his memories and will to survive. Reviews praised the film and Franco's performance for bringing Ralston's incredible true story to life in a compelling way.
Topic 3 Genre
This document provides an overview of common film genres and their defining characteristics. It discusses 12 main genres: western, action, adventure, comedy, crime/gangster, drama, epics/historical, horror, musicals, science fiction, war, and westerns. For each genre, key elements are identified such as settings, themes, characters, and plot devices. The document also provides a brief plot summary of the film "Crash" as an example that explores social and racial tensions in Los Angeles through interconnected stories.
Film Genres (Media Studies)
The document discusses several major film genres:
- Action films typically have large budgets and involve saving characters from danger. Superhero films usually conclude with a big fight scene.
- Thrillers use suspense and tension to anticipate viewers, with subgenres like psychological thrillers and crime thrillers. Alfred Hitchcock was famous for thrillers like Psycho.
- Musicals often adapt from theater and include musical numbers that advance the love story. The Jazz Singer was one of the first musical films.
PopZ News-Friday July 29 2016
This document provides a summary of upcoming book releases and film/TV adaptations, including:
- A new Black Panther graphic novel written by Ta-Nehisi Coates with art by Brian Stelfreeze.
- Several new Pokémon GO guide books being released in October and September.
- The film adaptation of the Ted Chiang short story "Arrival" will be screened at the Toronto Film Festival.
- Details and trailers for the new animated Batman: The Killing Joke film adaptation.
- Upcoming releases of Star Trek reference books and encyclopedias.
- Information on comic book to film/TV adaptations like American Gods, Dirk Gently,
Genre analysis
This document provides an overview and analysis of the drama and thriller film genres. It discusses the key characteristics of drama films, including their focus on realistic characters dealing with emotional struggles. Examples of notable drama films like The Godfather and Gone Girl are provided. The history and evolution of the thriller genre is also examined, highlighting influential directors like Alfred Hitchcock and Quentin Tarantino. Examples of prominent thriller films like The Silence of the Lambs and Pulp Fiction are given. Major film companies and award shows associated with both genres are identified.
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The document describes the Titanic Quarter in Belfast, Northern Ireland. It is a large waterfront redevelopment project comprising historic landmarks, film studios, education facilities, apartments, and a Titanic-themed attraction centered around land in Belfast Harbour. The 185-acre site was previously occupied by Harland and Wolff shipyard and is now famous for the Titanic Studios film studio.
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Dramas portray characters and their development through journeys in realistic situations. Crime dramas specifically follow those involved in criminal activity or law enforcement. The history of dramas shows changing themes and genres over time from silent films of the 1940s to modern films influenced by politics, history, and social issues. Common characters in dramas include the protagonist hero, their helper or friend, and the antagonist seeking to ruin the protagonist. Famous directors and actors known for dramas are also listed.
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Genre research
Adventure films involve a hero or heroine who goes on a quest to retrieve or accomplish something while facing overwhelming odds. They feature exotic locations and less graphic violence than action films in order to appeal to younger audiences. Originally targeting young men, adventure films now attract a wide audience, including families. Examples like Pirates of the Caribbean demonstrate their ability to appeal to multiple demographics. Adventure films are generally rated U, PG, or 12A depending on violence but avoid more graphic content.
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- 4. Sherlock Holmes The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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- 10. Elsa Frozen Hands Christian Anderson
- 12. Gatsby The Great Gatsby F. Scott Fitgerald
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