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The environment and its depletion is a growing issue in today’s modern society. What was once something so easy to brush out of our minds is now something evidential and threatening to our sustainability. The changing landscape, as well as our contribution to it, is beginning to assure that events such as mass extinctions and the flooding of coastlines are no longer something of radical mythology. The documentary, Chasing Ice, follows James Balog, a dedicated photographer and his equally dedicated crew of photographers, engineers, and scientists, as they document the changing glacial landscape in Greenland, Alaska, and Montana. Continue reading...

Talking about this very movie or book it is essential to say that it is a biographical story, so it is important to observe just few basic facts about the main character – Marva Collins. She was born in Alabama in 1936. She attended Clark College, studying secretarial science. In 1957 she graduated with a degree. Nevertheless, Collins never thought that she would be a pedagogue. However, she taught in school for 2 years in Alabama, and, in 1961 Marva went back to profession of a teacher in a school of Chicago.
The reason was she missed helping children discover Continue reading...

The struggles and trials of those living in poverty have long been a popular subject in literature and media, particularly film; cinema has a unique ability to showcase the ways in which poverty is represented and defined, the relationship between poverty and the city, and the way in which poverty is perpetuated through materialism and over-consumption. The films Midnight Cowboy, directed by John Schlesinger, and Precious, directed by Lee Daniels, explore these issues from different angles – the former through a pair of young white men navigating the city and its gay subculture, the latter through the abject poverty of Continue reading...

Attitudes concerning sex in the U.S. Versus the Never lands
1.In the United States sex is considered something that you should not do and is dangerous. When it comes to sex education the United States does not teach about safe sex or condoms but rather they preach abstinence. Sex is more uncomfortable and is taught in basic in schools with no regard to homosexuality or how to prevent pregnancy and disease. The United States acts like if it is not talked about it will not happen. However The United States has a higher teen pregnancy and birth rate than Continue reading...

The film the Great Debaters 2007 by Denzel Washington is bringing out a debate team that came out as successful against the champions. It is directed by an English Professor Melvin Tolson (Denzel Washington) (Washington, Eisele & Whitaker, 2011). The team offered quality and standard debate. The reason behind the success can be articulated to Denzel Washington secret live. He was among the best poets in the world. In his work, he created a team of four. They include Henry Lowe who was quite intelligent despite the fact that he liked drinking and fooling others, Hamilton who was a great Continue reading...

WS of Fred climbing through, studying B-17 bomber cockpit while standing, sits down in gunner chair

WS of Fred sitting in gunnery chair, outside the B-17 wreck, looking out the window
Cut to MS of left wing, pan along other half-wrecked wings and lack of propellers
WS of front of bomber, pushing in slowly towards Fred in gunner chair to MU
CU of Fred looking down through window
MS of Fred’s back, pushing into his head as he looks out window
CU of Fred looking through frosted glass in contemplation, wakes up
MS of man outside gunnery bubble, framed by window, looking at screen
MS of Fred, low angle, getting out of chair
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Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—

I took the one less traveled by,

And that has made all the difference.

– Robert Frost poem, “The Road Not Taken”
Scores of lessons can be acquired from watching particularly well-crafted films and movies, whether based on true stories or not, and learn a great deal that can be applied to life or business management. The film Dead Poets Society harbors several moments worthy of being regarded as life-changing vignettes. Briefly, the recently late Robin Williams plays the key role of a teacher in an upper crust school for boys bound for the ‘Ivy League’ colleges amidst all the real-life dramas (and traumas) one may expect Continue reading...