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Thursday 28 November 2013

Introduction to La Haine

Now that you all have watched La Hanie it's time to start thinking critically about it using your booklets.



Start by recording your thoughts of the three key characters (First impressions of the film and its characters), then read the article called Ghetto Culture.  Finish by writing about Six important scenes, commenting on their stylistic features and why you think it is important.


Key Scenes for Micro Analysis - some of these may have disappeared from Youtube but look around for others

DJ Scene
Party Crashing
In the Toilet (no subtitles)
Breakdancing Scene (no subtitles)
Eifel Tower (no subtitles)
Final Scene (no subtitles)
The Hair Cut (no subtitles)
Mr Asterix (no subtitles)
The Complete film (no subtitles)
Key Quotes


Monday 18 November 2013

The Presentation Script

Now that you have nearly finished your catalogues (due in next Monday - 25th Nov) you need to start thinking about your presentation scripts



You also need to write a response to this following possible essay question - 1000 words by Monday 25 Nov!
Possible Essay Question - How far do the films you have studied for this topic challenge the audience, generate debate about the worlds they represent?

Thursday 14 November 2013

Representation in City of God

Make sure you read over all the PowerPoints and make notes on what they say.  Using the suggested scenes in the PowerPoints re-watch key scenes and take notes in your booklet.  There are pages set aside for notes on Representation. You need to be able to refer to very specific (and detailed) examples in your essays.