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Farewell My Bride Movie Analysis

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Amritpal Singh
Katrin Bowen
Film 101 A
March 6, 2018
Film Journal
As we 've watched these 7 films in the class before our midterm:
• Wasp
• Metropolis
• The Bicycle Thief
• 400 Blows
• Incendies
• Farewell My Concubine
• Earth
In this journal, I will discuss their historical, gender and aesthetic analysis according to my viewpoint.
WASP
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The movie is based on a schoolboy who was a ‘misunderstood adolescent’ struggling with his parents and his teacher for his rude and abnormal behavior. It is a very good film to understand the lives of young children and their wishes to get them happy and free from any kind of stress. Every parent should see this movie to understand their kids ' wills and problems. School life is a very important part of life for a kid to develop his or her brain because, in this age group, children 's minds are very creative. Very nice movie to see as all actions, camera moves, and background lights are well performed in this movie. It is a drama movie showing the mentality of kids through a drama-type …show more content…

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