This essay is supposed to be a film analysis on the movie 2+2=5 as seen in this link. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHAuGA7gqFU

You are asked to come up with a research question and focus in relation to your chosen film. Then you need to analyze how the film is arranged and creates meaning, focusing on how it was made. This requires you to a) briefly describe the storyline and significant aspects of the film; b)

analyze significant signs used in the film and how they are put together to create a certain meaning and c) reflect upon to whom the film is addressed as well as its production and reception context. Point c requires you to think about larger cultural issues and contexts and show an awareness of how your chosen film relates to these.

You will have to communicate some strong critical thinking ideas, so your analysis of the film will be a significant part.

Atleast 3 academic sources should be used

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Begin your essay with an introduction in which you frame your analysis and provide a concise and clear thesis statement. Clearly and concisely express your focus, research questions and argument in the introduction and state how you will go about addressing these.

Explain what the film is about,

when, where and by whom it was made and discuss other relevant issues such as whether it is a commercial or non-commercial film; mainstream, art-house, actuality, documentary, etc.; which style and conventions it uses; what main target audiences were; were there any controversies surrounding the film; what impact did it have when was it first released; etc.

Describe and analyze the film in detail with regards to your focus, using some of the critical concepts such as stereotypes, propoganda, as well as making use of relevant academic literature and critical concepts.

This essay is supposed to be a film analysis on the movie 2+2=5 as seen in this link. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHAuGA7gqFU

You are asked to come up with a research question and focus in relation to your chosen film. Then you need to analyze how the film is arranged and creates meaning, focusing on how it was made. This requires you to a) briefly describe the storyline and significant aspects of the film; b)

analyze significant signs used in the film and how they are put together to create a certain meaning and c) reflect upon to whom the film is addressed as well as its production and reception context. Point c requires you to think about larger cultural issues and contexts and show an awareness of how your chosen film relates to these.

You will have to communicate some strong critical thinking ideas, so your analysis of the film will be a significant part.

Atleast 3 academic sources should be used

.

Begin your essay with an introduction in which you frame your analysis and provide a concise and clear thesis statement. Clearly and concisely express your focus, research questions and argument in the introduction and state how you will go about addressing these.

Explain what the film is about,

when, where and by whom it was made and discuss other relevant issues such as whether it is a commercial or non-commercial film; mainstream, art-house, actuality, documentary, etc.; which style and conventions it uses; what main target audiences were; were there any controversies surrounding the film; what impact did it have when was it first released; etc.

Describe and analyze the film in detail with regards to your focus, using some of the critical concepts such as stereotypes, propoganda, as well as making use of relevant academic literature and critical concepts.