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After reading A Short Guide to Writing about Film (2 pages).

There are six main ideological approaches in film criticism listed by the author.

Select 2 approaches mentioned in the reading.
Describe these approaches.

For each approach, select one film example that might correspond or be related to this approach.

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After reading A Short Guide to Writing about Film (2 pages)...

How does the author define ideology in relation to film?
Overt and subtle?

List 1-2 examples of films where:
1. Ideology is presented in an overt or obvious way - 1 example

2. Ideology is presented in a subtle way - 1 example

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After reading the article from Practices of Looking (1 page)

How does the author define ideology?

The author states: "Film and television are media through which we see reinforced ideological constructions".

How does this statement connect with the goal of the film 'Disclosure'?

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After reading the article from Practices of Looking (1 page)

Describe 3 ads (in a magazine, on tv or online) that you have seen recently.

What were the ideological messages of these ads?

Were they obvious or hidden?

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After reading A Short Guide to Writing about Film (2 pages).

How does the author suggest we approach talking about ideology in film?

Describe one film that you’ve seen, where you learned, later on (maybe after reading articles about it, or discussing it with friends) that it had certain ideological messages that you weren’t initially aware of.

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How does the author define ideology? (Dinh Kien Mac, Jacob Borges, Kayla Morrison)

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How does the author define ideology? (Dinh Kien Mac, Jacob Borges, Kayla Morrison)

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1. They define ideology as the broad but indispensable, shared set of values and beliefs through which individuals live out their complex relations to a range of social structure.

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it presents the ideology of questioning and being critical of media that is being presented to you instead of taking it at face value with no further thought

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An example of Ideology in an overt or obvious way would be a film like Avatar. Where the film takes an environmentalist approach, to preserving and saving a land or home. The ideology in this movie is shown and described clearly, as it's more or less the theme of the film. You could also say it includes individualism aswell.
- miranda

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Craig Lynn, Maria Manzano Flores, Audrey Ohm

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Craig Lynn, Maria Manzano Flores, Audrey Ohm

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1. I feel the author states that Ideology is present in our lives, whether or not we are aware of it is different for each individual but that it will be present in all forms of media, whether we are looking at it positively or negatively is up to the viewer.

2. an example of this is in Shrek, where we see the race of the Ogre and many other races of fairytale, are being repressed by the kingdom, but in reality their renowned princess the entire time is under a curse that hides her true appearance of an Ogre.

Although I was aware of the repression present in the story when looked at it through a new lens, Racism is very present in the story.

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How does this statement connect with the goal of the film 'Disclosure'? 

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How does this statement connect with the goal of the film 'Disclosure'? 

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Avatar- Individualism and Environmentalism 

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Avatar- Individualism and Environmentalism 

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Maria Jose Manzano, Audrey ohm, Craig lynn .  

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Maria Jose Manzano, Audrey ohm, Craig lynn .  

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I believe that ideology is something that is part of us and that we are creating, which we will reflect many times how we are  , ideology is something that we create as we experiment and learn new things.

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One of the ideological approaches in film criticism is race, which studies films based on their depictions of different races. The first movie that came to mind was Gone With The Wind (1939). It takes place during the Civil War Era (US) and shows the dynamic between White and Black people. White people are the majority, they are wealthier, and they have more social power, while the Black people are slaves. The film showed the obvious divide between the two races, but also showed the ideologies of the filmmakers at the time. For example, the slaves were shown as being happy, carefree, and wanting to serve their owners. This was written by White writers who were ignorant to the true role of Black slaves during the Civil War Era. It was interesting to analyze the film (and its ideologies) today, especially now that we have a better grasp of the history during that time.

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the ad's ideology is about how it is worth it to make sacrifices for your family's happiness and future

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[ Thai Commercial ] -  "My Dad is a Liar" HD

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This ad shows the ideology that the reward that comes from helping is fiscal or something tangible but the good it does for the people you help and the joy in brings.

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Best Advertisement ever-Winner of Best Ad 2014

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Audrey Ohm, Craig Lynn, Maria Manzano Flores

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Audrey Ohm, Craig Lynn, Maria Manzano Flores

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1. Ideology is a part of us and I think that no matter how hard we try not to there is a piece of ourselves in our films so it's going to happen at least a little bit that there is our ideology in our film.

2. The lego movie shows how important creativity is and how important everyone can be, how not following the program can be the right thing, teamwork, and to fight for what you believe in.

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The way Agent Carter ( Chris Tucker) talks to Inspector Lee ( Jackie Chan) when they first meet shows subtle ideology.  Carter sees Lee as a foreigner and immediately assumes he doesn't speak English or understands American norms.

It also shows the difference in values when they get in the car and argue over the music and have very different taste. Showing that difference in cultures where Carter plays rap and Lee plays more traditional music.

Another Situation is when Jackie says the n word in the bar and it shows how in the black community and in black-american culture it is okay to say that word, but someone form china may not be privy to that knowledge.

-Karl Knight

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An example of Ideology being presented in an subtle way would be the film Mother! The film doesn’t tell its story in a straight forward way, so its ideology is subtle or even hidden due to its story telling approach. In order to understand the ideology you'd need to watch it multiple times and maybe even discuss the film with others.
-Christopher

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Bonus # the ad from the new vsuace video

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Bonus # the ad from the new vsuace video

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at around the 14 minute mark of this video the creator goes into an ad which he connects to the videos general idea of what makes something something. and discusses how one thing can be two things but that doesn't increase the amount of things that the one thing is

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The feminist ideological approach in films has both negatively and positively represented women throughout movies. As mentioned, Women have been represented poorly in early Disney films, showcasing women as dependent on men and finding love as their main goal and character trait. Films from this genre also depicted a women's value based on how attractive they were as well as being youthful. These ideologies were likely translated from early fairytales which showcased the same stigmas. It seemed as though people during those times had those notions about women.  The little mermaid represents this

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This statement connects with the goal of Disclosure because of the impact of the stories told by transgender lives and the importance of transgender lives on film. It displays how far they have come within film from being mocked in the past to society being more accepting.

-Jacob Borges

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Tamara Walkes, Ryan Haats, Habin Jang