esssay movie

Write 500-800 words or a 4-minute presentation analyzing any movie you want. In your analysis, you should answer the questions listed below. You should discuss the intersecting statuses the main characters hold (race, class, gender, age, disability, etc.) and if you see any examples of “framing” or “narratives” or of other terms you read about.

Basic Guidelines:

1. 500-800 words
2. Clearly introduces the film and indicates the year it was released and the country in which it was made.
3. Includes a title 

 Documentaries are not allowed. You are not required to incorporate outside sources, but if you do, you will need to cite them in MLA or APA format. See the Purdue OWL and previous weeks for more information.

The review should include the following components:

1) A basic description of the plot, but no more than one paragraph.

2) A thesis statement or persuasive claim about the social relevance of one of the encoded messages in the film. This claim should address how the film deals with one of the following social issues: representation of gender, race, disability, or LGBTQ+ identity, representation of religion, mental health awareness, social class, corporate responsibility, climate change/environmentalism, nationalism, war, or another related issue. The thesis statement should appear at the end of the first paragraph.

3) An analysis of one or two scenes (or technical elements like editing, cinematography, etc., in those scenes) that you believe are important to the encoded message of the film. Make sure to connect your examples to your thesis statement as clearly as possible.