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In this film, we are shown that there are many factors that the food industry doesn’t want their consumers to see. One of these factors is the way our food is produced. Another factor is the origin of the food that is produced. The reason behind the concealment of these factors is the fear of…

Have you ever heard someone say “wax on, war off’? This is from the original Karate Kid. The movie is entertaining, and well-made drama movie. In this modern age, it is hard to find a clean movie that is also not boring. This movie has been remade four times including the new one that came…

Introduction William Golding’s timeless novel, “Lord of the Flies,” takes readers on a gripping journey into the depths of human nature, societal dynamics, and the tension between civilization and primal instincts. The author masterfully employs symbols to infuse the narrative with layers of meaning, inviting readers to contemplate the essence of humanity. These symbols go…

For my final project I created a book that illustrates and gives color to the steps Ovid gives his readers. I chose to do this to show how two different art forms can come together, and give the same message. Each page had a quote from The Art of Love l and I drew a…

In the film, Modern Times, Charlie Chapman plays a goofy factory worker trying to survive in an industrialize world during the Great Depression. In reality, the Great Depression resulted in many people becoming unemployed and in a financial rut (even to the point of poverty). Even though during this time, under Roosevelt’s democratic presidency, the…

Art is something that people of all ages over the world can appreciate. Art doesnt expect you to speak the same language; its just there for you to admire it. Today I would like to introduce six Hispanic Artists who have touched the lives of Americans. Some were visitors to the United States, others were…

Casablanca to me was not the war movie that I was expecting. As it was still a war movies as the film is deeply intelligent and functions both as a political allegory about World War II and a timeless romance. With this I did respect the Cinematography within the film as it favored to use…

The Film dives into the Asian culture by paying close attention towards the Food. The camera angels and the close ups on the food allow one to feel and smell as if you were there in that food market. You can see the steam from the soups and the sizzling of the meats on the…

What is identity? We know from intuitive self-awareness that personal identity exists. It seems to be a fact of conscious life, as common as the word “.” But the real question is how to define it? have come to realize that there is no set deinition on what makes an identity, so if my understanding…

Introduction In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s literary masterpiece “The Great Gatsby,” the green light that shines across the water becomes a poignant symbol, carrying with it a tapestry of emotions, dreams, and aspirations. This luminous beacon, nestled at the end of Daisy’s dock, transcends its physical presence to embody Jay Gatsby’s yearning for a better future,…