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The film essay must be 4 (full) pages long, typed, double-spaced, proof-read, spell-checked, and formatted (font and size: Times, 12; side margins: 1 inch). On a cover page (with NO PAGE NUMBER), include your name, course number, my name, and the date. Write page numbers in the upper right. Finally, at the end of the paper, provide a list of works cited, including the film, as well as the readings you have quoted from. Please follow MLA guidelines for the works cited (see the MLA link: https:\/\/owl.english.purdue.edu\/owl\/resource\/747\/01\/) Proofread carefully. Your grade will reflect the following major criteria: the interest, care, and critical thinking you display and your attention to good writing. VISIT the Writing Center for assistance with your writing. Contact the University Writing Center for more information on their days\/times and\/or to request an appointment (email: mwcenter@wiu.edu) Discuss social and political attitudes in the cinematic culture of New Zealand by comparing representations of either gender or class in one of the following pairs of films: a. Gender: Once Were Warriors (1993, dir. Lee Tamahori) and The Piano (1993, dir. Jane Campion) or Heavenly Creatures (1994, dir. Peter Jackson) and The Piano (1993, dir. Jane Campion) b. Class: Heavenly Creatures (1994, dir. Peter Jackson) and The Piano (1993, dir. Jane Campion) or Heavenly Creatures (1994, dir. Peter Jackson) and Once Were Warriors (1993, dir. Lee Tamahori) A comparative analysis has the following: 1. An in-depth development of the thesis and subordinate points with specific examples; 2. Two or more major points compared with the emphasis being either on the similarities, differences, or one then the other. As you write and revise your essay, please try to make it concise and yet clear, illustrated yet to the point. You are required to write 4 full pages (double space) for this essay. Concentrate on your thesis, and do not discuss the plot in detail. Your reader knows the plots of the films well and doesn\u2019t want to be told them in detail. You have to prove your point by citing instances from the films that support your point of view. Paraphrase three passages from the readings done so far to show that you understand how they apply to your comparative essay. Use the present tense and use characters\u2019 names (not actors) in your essays (check www.imdb.com for characters\u2019 names). (i\\’ve attatched recent class readings and will send more\/anything you might need to help finish the assigment (basically just yank a couple quotes from our class readings a cite them). It\\’s essentially a 2 page paper (4 double spaced) but of course i will pay for 4 and tip because i know i haven\\’t given a ton of time to complete this in class) Thanks.<\/p>\n
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4294-OnceWereWarriors1.pdf<\/a><\/p>\n 1723-OnceWereWarriors2.pdf<\/a><\/p>\n 9250-ReadingThePiano1.pdf<\/a><\/p>\n 3480-ReadingThePinao2firstpart.pdf<\/a><\/p>\n 3480-ThePianoppart2.pdf<\/a><\/p>\n \n\t \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t