Light at the End of the Tunnel Film Analysis Requirement: 1. 5-page essay in which you compare and contrast representations of poverty and/or diversity an

Light at the End of the Tunnel Film Analysis Requirement:

1. 5-page essay in which you compare and contrast representations of poverty and/or diversity and/or American culture as they are represented in two films. Both of these two films must be an assigned class film. (Precious，WInter’s Bone，Midnight Cowboy，Choose two of them)

2. You want to examine not only the narrative aspects of the films (the story they tell) but also their technical aspects (how they visualize the stories). The paper should present a clear thesis statement that sets forth your argument about the connection between these films. The body of the essay should be clearly organized and should employ film terminology accurately and effectively.You must provide supporting evidence from two films and at least two of the required course readings that discuss the films and/or the broader themes.You are not required to do additional research outside of readings assigned for this class, but you can choose to do so if you think it will strengthen your argument. If you refer to sources outside of class they must be clearly cited in MLA style.

3.Papers should be 5 double-spaced pages, or approximately 1250-1500 words. Please use MLA-style formatting and documentation (parenthetical citations) for paraphrased and quoted material.

4.Please make sure that your words and ideas are your own and that all material from sources is properly quoted and cited. Required course readings (Reference to 2+ Course Reading(s)；Pick two from the
following files)
Document 1：Precious
Document 2: midnight cowboy
Document 3 : winter’s Bone
These documents will help you understand culture, diversity, and poverty
Document 4: culture link:

Document 5: diversity LINK: http://www.qcc.cuny.edu/diversity/definition.html

Document 6: poverty

Paper Rubric:
1. Understanding of theme(s)
2. Relevant Film Terms
3. Evidence
4.Evaluation
5. Reference to 2+ Course Reading(s)
6. Organization/ Writing
Here are some basic essay writing tips：
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A title that gives your readers a sense of your specific topic. Please avoid topics
that are too general (Precious and WInter’s Bone or Film Analysis). You do not
need a separate title page.
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An attention-grabbing introduction. Consider starting with a striking quote or
description of an image from the film. You want to be sure to introduce your
films, including references to their directors.
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A clear, argumentative thesis, at the end of your introductory paragraph. What
are you arguing about the relationship of these films? Avoid “announcing” your
thesis with such phrases “in this essay I will . . .”
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The body of the essay focused on several around several key points of analysis,
each working to prove your thesis statement. Support each point with evidence
from the film, which should include quotes, examples from the plot, and
descriptions of film technique. You are also required to refer to at least two of our
class readings or videos to help support your analysis.
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A conclusion paragraph that ties together the various points of the essay, and
leaves you readers thinking about the topic.
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Excellent grammar, punctuation, and spelling, which come from careful editing
and proofreading.

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