Essays on Film Analysis

Death and the Maiden, by Ariel Dorfman, concentrates on injustices of the Chilean Revolution and visualizes the corrupt actions through three main characters – Paulina Salas, Gerardo Escobar, and Roberto Miranda – that undergo a situation that can easily be a retelling of a real...

‘The Fault in our Stars’ is a movie based on a novel (that shares the same name) written by John Green. The film was directed by Josh Boone and stars Shailene Woodley, who plays Hazel Grace Lancaster and Ansel Elgort, who portrays Augustus Waters, amongst...

“The Secret Goldfish” is the most recent short film by director John Johnson, and screenwriter/novelist Vincent Caulfield. In an attempt to seek out more innovative ways of teaching aimed at the youth, the government teamed up with Hollywood and 12 prominent writers of children’s books,...

Thriller Movies are a highlight to anyone’s expectations when it comes to choosing genres. They give intense excitement, a high level of anticipation, anxiety, and extreme-expectation. What viewers do not want is just another storyline that is predictable and has been told before. People may...

The film Blade Runner directed by Ridley Scott, is the best way I can describe combining the science fiction and genre and the film noir genre. The film does an amazing job showing the audience the unsettling future that is 2019 Los Angles. Ridley Scott...

When thinking of vampires the first thought that comes to mind is dark immortal corpses feasting on humans during the night, and sleeping throughout the day. What We Do in the Shadows (WWDS) is about a group of vampires who are living together in a...

The novel Perfume: the Story of a Murderer by Patrick Süskind tells the tale of the life, and death, of Jean-Baptiste Grenouille in 18th century France. The story follows Grenouille from birth through his efforts to perfect his perfume craft and to eventually reach his...