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In 'The Hunger Games', who are the ruling class? List character names. Using examples from the film, what do we learn about the ruling class? - what are their values and interests? How do they interact with the 'working class'? (provide examples from the film). How does this connect with Marx and Engel's concept of 'The Ruling Class'?

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In 'The Hunger Games', who are the ruling class? List character names. Using examples from the film, what do we learn about the ruling class? - what are their values and interests? How do they interact with the 'working class'? (provide examples from the film). How does this connect with Marx and Engel's concept of 'The Ruling Class'?

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In 'The Hunger Games', who are the working class? List character names. What is life like for the working class? (provide examples from the film).   How does the depiction of working-class people in 'The Hunger Games' connect with Marx and Engel's concept of 'The Ruling Class'?

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In 'The Hunger Games', who are the working class? List character names. What is life like for the working class? (provide examples from the film).   How does the depiction of working-class people in 'The Hunger Games' connect with Marx and Engel's concept of 'The Ruling Class'?

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Discuss the aesthetic and technical decisions in 'The Hunger Games. You may discuss colour palette, camera movement (or lack of), wardrobe, sets, music / soundtrack. How do these stylistic / technical decisions enforce the idea of the characters and setting (working class vs. ruling class, Panem vs. the Capitol)

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Discuss the aesthetic and technical decisions in 'The Hunger Games. You may discuss colour palette, camera movement (or lack of), wardrobe, sets, music / soundtrack. How do these stylistic / technical decisions enforce the idea of the characters and setting (working class vs. ruling class, Panem vs. the Capitol)

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List group member names. Select 1 or 2 people from the group to read out the answer to the class.

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List group member names. Select 1 or 2 people from the group to read out the answer to the class.

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List group member names. Select 1 or 2 people from the group to read out the answer to the class.

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List group member names. Select 1 or 2 people from the group to read out the answer to the class.

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List group member names. Select 1 or 2 people from the group to read out the answer to the class.

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List group member names. Select 1 or 2 people from the group to read out the answer to the class.

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List group member names. Select 1 or 2 people from the group to read out the answer to the class.

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List group member names. Select 1 or 2 people from the group to read out the answer to the class.

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Read paragraph 1 of Marx and Engels 'Ruling Class and the Ruling Ideas'.                        How does the concept of the ruling class = ruling the ideas relate to 'The Hunger Games'? (provide examples from the film). How is mass media featured and utilized in 'The Hunger Games'?

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Read paragraph 1 of Marx and Engels 'Ruling Class and the Ruling Ideas'.                        How does the concept of the ruling class = ruling the ideas relate to 'The Hunger Games'? (provide examples from the film). How is mass media featured and utilized in 'The Hunger Games'?

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List group member names. Select 1 or 2 people from the group to read out the answer to the class.

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List group member names. Select 1 or 2 people from the group to read out the answer to the class.

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Christarn, Thomas, Tobias, Raquel, Zach, DJ

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Christarn, Thomas, Tobias, Raquel, Zach, DJ

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People who are part of the working class are all of those living in the 12 districts. Characters include Katniss, Peta, Gale, Prim

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People who are part of the working class are all of those living in the 12 districts. Characters include Katniss, Peta, Gale, Prim

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Ruba
Ethan C
Ethan L
Julia
Arianna

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The working is living in an underdeveloped community. They wear very basic clothing, they have to hand-wash and hang-dry their clothes, hunt for food to eat or sell.

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Emma
Joel
Megahn
Noah
Ryan

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'The Hunger Games' contains obvious depictions of class differences. Can you think of another film or tv show that explores different classes? Provide examples of how it depicts class. Does that film or tv show connect with Marx and Engels' concept of 'The Ruling Class' in any way?

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'The Hunger Games' contains obvious depictions of class differences. Can you think of another film or tv show that explores different classes? Provide examples of how it depicts class. Does that film or tv show connect with Marx and Engels' concept of 'The Ruling Class' in any way?

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The Hunger Games connects to the Marx article because it has 2 distinct classes like the article where one controls and the other conforms. The ruling class, the capitol, acts as the intellectual force, producing ideas and ideals for the people of Panem.

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Aleksander
Jamie
Namiet
Rajnikant
Samantha
Alejandro

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Ryan MacLean
Jaya Banga
Ana Lucia Toso Minaya
Dylan Paine
Spencer Haney

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How the concept of ruling class = ruling the ideas relates to the Hunger Games

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How the concept of ruling class = ruling the ideas relates to the Hunger Games

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The concept of ruling class = ruling the ideas relates to the Hunger Games, as the Capital is the ruling class, and they control all the other districts. They use this power to make their ideas come to life, such as creating the Hunger Games themselves. Furthermore, they also control what each district does, and uses it to their own advantage, further ruling the ideas of this world

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The working class's lives are built around how the upper class sees fit. The working class has to send their children to die just for the upper classes' entertainment.

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The working class's lives are built around how the upper class sees fit. The working class has to send their children to die just for the upper classes' entertainment.

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The Ruling Class is district 1, the capital. There, they value wealth, over the top extremities like clothes and food. For Example, Effie, the announcer for the games at district 12, you can see by clothing, the huge separation between districts aka the ruling class and working class

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The Ruling Class is district 1, the capital. There, they value wealth, over the top extremities like clothes and food. For Example, Effie, the announcer for the games at district 12, you can see by clothing, the huge separation between districts aka the ruling class and working class

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Marx and Engles described how the ruling class controls the media and therefore can control the values of the society. They explain how even revolutions become a cycle and when new people with new ideas come to power they become the ruling class again in a never ending cycle.

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The ruling class becomes the working class. A wealthy family looses all their money and are forced to live in a different reality

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the colours in district 12 were mostly greys and browns, whereas the capitol featured brighter colours

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the colours in district 12 were mostly greys and browns, whereas the capitol featured brighter colours

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Working class= dark tones, Ruling class= extravagant colors and wardrobe

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Working class= dark tones, Ruling class= extravagant colors and wardrobe

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In the film, the hunger games are streamed for all to see, kind of making it the norm that these violent games happen yearly. This method has the working class submit to the ruling class and never question how wrong and gruesome the games are because they've become so normalized

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Would definitely say Effie's (the woman who picked the tributes) bright pink outfit compared to everyone else's beige and white and black clothes was a direct difference in how the classes can and can't afford to dress.

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The portrayal of the games is to emphasize how violent they are which would strike fear into those watching last years games. This fear coincides with the fact that the more you disobey the rules of the ruling class the more your name is put into the ballot for the games making people fear acting out of line due to the possibility of being picked for almost certain death.

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This connects with Marx and Engel's concept of 'The Ruling Class' because just like the concept, District 1 and better yet, President Snow control everything and everyone

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This connects with Marx and Engel's concept of 'The Ruling Class' because just like the concept, District 1 and better yet, President Snow control everything and everyone

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Lots of shaky camera or handheld going on. Perhaps trying to immerse the viewers, but also to make everything seem realistic compared to when the camera doesn't move for the Game Maker's interview in the Capital. 

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Lots of shaky camera or handheld going on. Perhaps trying to immerse the viewers, but also to make everything seem realistic compared to when the camera doesn't move for the Game Maker's interview in the Capital. 

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Purely instrumental background music with eerie/mysterious tones. You can sense a gradual build-up to a greater threat/climax with the constant cuts of silence and dark bass tones. (Ex. Katniss running through the forest, you don't hear footsteps or leaves brushing, just wind) These sounds depict the overall vibe/atmosphere of district 12, tense and on edge, cornered and fearful, whilst the Capital city soundtrack is the opposite.

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n the beginning scene - They were justifying the game on the television show that represents how they  controls narrative ( games are good for unity).

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n the beginning scene - They were justifying the game on the television show that represents how they  controls narrative ( games are good for unity).

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The set in district 12 is very dystopian and dirty. You can see that walls are covered in dirt and ash, giving the area a 'worn down' feeling

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The Wolf of Wall Street is about a guy named Jordan Belfort who starts as a normal middle-class man trying to provide for his family, but as he climbs the ladder of success, he gets corrupted by the upper-class wall street people, being persuaded to use corrupt and shady methods to continue his success on wall street. He takes advantage of many lower-class people by making them work demeaning jobs that don't have any dignity, such as being stuck to a big wheel and spun around. The cycle of power resets near the end when Jordan's life falls apart, he loses money, his wife, his kids, and his job at the top. In the end he rehabilitates himself as best he can, while accepting that he won't be able to get back to his previous life of over-the-top excess.

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Set difference is that the capital is all manmade whereas districts are outside, like pretty walls of the train car vrs. brown wood cause they can't afford to build anything nicer

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Set difference is that the capital is all manmade whereas districts are outside, like pretty walls of the train car vrs. brown wood cause they can't afford to build anything nicer