I qualify. Linda Chavez works very hard to push her claim of value on to her readers. This is evident in the title “Bodyworks” which is an incorrect recitation in itself of the name of Von Hagens’ exhibit “Body Worlds,” accident? Chavez then appeals to the masses by comparing Gunther Von Hagens to the “’performance art’ of an AIDS infected man” who casts his blood soaked rags over the heads of his audience. Also the “Piss Christ” exhibition which was the contribution of a National Endowment of Arts funded artist, depicting a crucifix standing in urine.
Collectivization was also set up to help destroy the wealthy farmers, known as Kulaks (Doc4.). Kulaks needed to be eliminated because they only cared about themselves and not for the state. Stalin had a solution for this, simply take away all of their food and starve them to death. This was known as the great purge. While the drive for collectivized agriculture was a wide going trend, kulaks needed to be destroyed.
Quite a cult of hardcore fans has developed around it, and for those folks, the film is essentially immune to criticism and reinterpretation. The biggest surprise to me was that the bulk of Donnie Darko is a realist drama. I had long heard about how strange the film was, and heard it described as being partially sci-fi (which it is) and horror (which it isn't if you ask me). It was supposedly a "reality-bender". I'm much more of a "genre" fan, and I much prefer fantasy, surrealism and absurdism to realism.
Just because someone has a strong desire to watch horror films doesn’t mean they are complete freaks because many just love the adrenaline rush that these types of movies give off. Linked to a horror film would be much like the movie called Strangers. This movie was well played for its exhilaration it gives to the people. Movies of this type generate people to use their imagination, but can be looked
The most horrible thing in the representation of blood is blood itself. In the representation of death-death itself. True, this already is a bit of a leap beyond the bounds of artistic means. But we were working with a truly tragic instance:a crushed strike and mass shooting. And so through montage I spliced into the acted scenes of slaughter pieces of real blood and death.
With all of the media reporting executions like movies, societies become desensitized and accept death penalty as the right way to take care of criminals. By sentencing a person with death, society degrades itself to the level of criminals who have committed atrocious
It brings people together and creates universal community. 2. Music inspires and evokes emotion in a healthy way. It touches our emotional being and evokes moods and feelings that are sometimes difficult to express. It can change a difficult mood and make it happy or excited; it can change a light mood and take it deeper and more profound.
Film has the power to create real emotion attachment between the viewer and the characters on screen. The simple convenience of film draws many away for libraries and into theatres as well. There is even a certain ritual fulfillment provided by “going to the movies” that more casual media experiences cannot fulfill. The human mind has always sought out entertainment, from the Roman Coliseum to the stage and written word. Film is the greatest evolution of entertainment to date; it can capture the senses and heart of the subject more completely than any other form of media.
In lyrical forms of music, the melody of a song revolves around that one catchy lyric that people just cannot seem to forget. Melodies give song composers the ability to portray different emotions depending on what that composer feels is important to their music. Harmony also plays a large role. While the melody gets most of the attention, harmony plays more of a background role giving support to the melody. It helps create a vertical progression throughout the
With the first notes of a song colliding with my eardrums, I am consistently drawn to the realm of dance. Oftentimes, I am beckoned by familiar melodies of songs I like, of any genre from electronica, dubstep, and house music to ambient, trance and rock music. Music winds its way into the far reaches of my body and soul and ricochets inside me. The bass beats hit directly into my core, making my feet tap, my head move from side to side, my hips sway back and forth, and my arms float up, out, in, and down. Accessing that primal rhythm that resides in us all, I can escape totally into the music and the dance.