Film
Illegal immigration
> Film responses are proofread and free of grammatical errors, they are not a summary of the film and
> should reference the authors of the readings using citations such as “According to Massey (1999)” as
> much as possible as opposed to relying on personal stories or opinion. You are required to engage all
> the readings assigned for that week with the film, meaning you must cite each reading at least once in
> your response and connect them with the film.
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American financial crisis
In this assignment, you need to watch the movie and then summarize at least 5 financial innovations or deregulations that lead up to the financial crises. This should be between 4-5 pages long in length.
I have provided a link for you that leads directly to the movie for you to be able to watch it.
https://movies2watch.tv/watch-movie/watch-the-big-…
Comprehensive essay
Hello, I have a comprehensive essay about a film called Get Out although this essay was already due on April 23rd I’m still able to turn it in late so I can receive a grade. I’m not the best when it comes to writing/typing essays. Please please I really need help. The rubric tells you what the essay needs to consist of. Has to be atleast 3 pages long typed in MLA format!
the film you have to review is Get Out it was released in 2017 directed by Jordan Peele. It’s about an African American man that meets his white girlfriend’s parents and soon learns her
Documentary film
Please watch the movie “The River and The Wall” directed by Ben Masters and answer both prompts below. Each in one page.Please do not plagiarize.
PROMPT 1:
What did you learn from watching The River and The Wall? Cite examples from the film to explain your answer.
PROMPT 2:
Considering all the issued presented in The River and The Wall, and thinking about what you know about US/ Latin American relations, should the U.S. have a border wall? How do you think the immigration issue should be handled?
Cigarettes and smoking a key
Watch Out of the Past (1947) and 200 Cigarettes (1999)
Comparison Reviews should focus on the use of cigarettes and cigarette smoke throughout the movies.
To what extent are cigarettes and smoking a key “actor” in each film?
Compare the “star power” of each movie. Which movie had a greater influence on society at its time? Why?
Was smoking glamorized in both films? How or why not?
Is smoking still prevalent in popular films or other current media?