Aristotle established three rules or unities for tragedy - unity of action, time, and place. The passage discusses these classical unities, with unity of action referring to a single plotline and minimal subplots, unity of time restricting the action to 24 hours, and unity of place setting the entire play in a single location. It then provides details about the 2005 film Hostage, directed by Florent Emilio Siri, about a hostage negotiator whose own family is kidnapped as he works to save another family, exploring the tension between his personal interests and professional responsibilities.

2.  Aristotle crafted three unities or rules for how to make a perfect tragedy.
 The classical unities, Aristotelian unities, or three unities are rules for
drama derived from a passage in Aristotle’s poetics.

3. 1) Unity of Action:- a play should have one action that it
follows with minimal subplot.
2) Unity of Time:- the action in a play should occur over a
period of no more than 24 hours.
3) Unity of place:- a play should exist in a single physical
space and should not attempt to compress geography,
nor should the stage represent more than one place.

4.  Hostage release in 2005
 Director: Florent Emilio Siri
 Protagonist:-Jeff (Bruce
wills)
 Genre:- Action, Crime,
Drama

5.  When a family is held hostage,
former hostage negotiator Jeff
Talley arrives at the scene.
 Talley’s own family is kidnapped
and Talley must decide which is
more important.
 Saving a family he doesn’t even
know or saving his own family
 About robbery attempt
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8. In this movie we find all three unity
given by Aristotle and also see that
how it’s work in modern cinema.