Water is established as a transnational film through its combination of Indian and Canadian filmmaking and qualities. This essay will provide an intersectional analysis of Mehta’s diasporic film, Water as it is a film that considers elements of intersectionality: culture, politics, gender and class which...
The film Hidden Figures, by Allison Schroeder, Theodore Melfi, and Margot Lee Shetterly, is set in the United States of America during the Cold War with Russia. It is about three extraordinarily smart African American women, Katherine G. Johnson, Dorothy Vaughn, and Mary Jackson, who...
Psychology depicted in Hollywood films tends to be exaggerated, to the point where people question the film’s authenticity, but if it’s done right; it can make you see the world in a completely different perspective. Take movies like Fight Club, a movie about a guy...
Since her advent in Harold Gray's comic strip, Little Orphan Annie 1924-1964, adventurous Annie gains complex lineage of variation and interpretation in numerous forms of media. Even though the comic strips featured Annie and her dog, Sandy, with a spitfire attitude when it came to...
“Classical Hollywood Cinema” is a term coined by David Bordwell, Janet Staiger, and Kristen Thompson to describe films made in Hollywood from 1917 to 1960. They performed a formalist analysis to a random selection of one hundred films made between 1917 and 1960. Their aim...
Oh My God!, the movie which deals with many legal and religious aspects of our country in a very comical and virtual way. It shows that how a middleclass atheist businessman faces life crisis and believed by everyone that it’s because of his atheism. It...
‘PERFECTION’ - this is the word that has popped up in my mind when I first came across metamorphosis, the idea of ‘transformation’. During these two months of lectures and tutorials, we have been constantly asked to brainstorm ideas of how ‘transformation’ has taken place,...
In his directorial debut Boots Riley takes us on the rollercoaster of satirical brilliance that is Sorry to Bother You. The story focuses on the journey of Cassius “Cash” Green (Lakeith Stanfield) a young african american man attempting to find purpose in a dystopian present...
When the bus arrived, it stopped a few yards ahead of where two black women were standing. The women walked quickly to the front doors and climbed the steps to deposit their fare into the money box. They then turned and climbed back down the...
Mrs. Dalloway comments on society by showing the dichotomy between the wealthy and the poor, through the eyes of Miss Kilman. Miss Kilman provides a canvas of thought for the protagonist-- Clarissa Dalloway-- who thinks of her as a villain, with “hooves” who threatens her...
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