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Opening Scene (4.40- 10:50

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Stella (12.00-17.30) This scene is immediately followed by the introduction of the newly weds - why

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Ms. Torso – Queen B (25.00-27)Three scenes - Lisa organising dinner, Ms. Lonliheart and Ms. Torso.)

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Lisa and Jeff discussing people can’t change.(30.00-34.00)

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Thorwald.(34.00-39.00)

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Death of the dog

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Final Scene- thorwald enters Jeffries’ apartment.

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Rear Window (9/10) Movie CLIP - Out the Window (1954) HD

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Rear Window movie clips: http://j.mp/15w2JZp BUY THE MOVIE: http://amzn.to/tNQmpO Don't miss the HOTTEST NEW TRAILERS: http://bit.ly/1u2y6pr CLIP DESCRIPTION: Thorwald (Raymond Burr) is caught by police when he attacks Jeff (James Stewart) in his home and pushes him out the window. FILM DESCRIPTION: Laid up with a broken leg, photojournalist L.B.

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How does Hitchcock create an atmosphere of suspicion in Rear Window?

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How does Hitchcock create an atmosphere of suspicion in Rear Window?

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"Jeff's fascination with looking at others stops him from truly looking at himself." Do you agree?

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"Jeff's fascination with looking at others stops him from truly looking at himself." Do you agree?

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Worth Listneing To

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Year 12: How to turn Text Response essays from Average to A+

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We've all been doing Text Response essays from as young as Year 7. At this point in VCE, we should be feeling relatively comfortable with tackling themes and characters in our essays. However, the danger with just discussing themes and characters is that we often fall into the trap of simply paraphrasing the novel, or retelling the story.

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Ideas to consider before we watch the film: (1) Why do we enjoy watching other people? (2)Consider how we go about watching others. (3)What words can we use to describe the act of watching others?  (you can choose to disagree with  this question)

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Ideas to consider before we watch the film: (1) Why do we enjoy watching other people? (2)Consider how we go about watching others. (3)What words can we use to describe the act of watching others?  (you can choose to disagree with  this question)

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What is the danger of spending time watching others? What  would be the benefits of observing others?

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What is the danger of spending time watching others? What  would be the benefits of observing others?

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What happens when we accuse someone of something/an act and do not have any evidence?

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What happens when we accuse someone of something/an act and do not have any evidence?