1.①The ultimate goal of the director and the theme of the movie Divorce Italian Style is to mock as well as criticize the absurdity of the morality of the Italians such as the laws of the marriage during that period. The movie exhibit sarcasm in relation to the phenomenon of corruption in Italian society throughout the movie. In the scene that is approaching the end, the judge determines a three-year sentence in the prison which is even shorter than the minimum sentence. 2.⑷Editing: the screen switches to the beginning where Fefe was on the train, he is leisurely wiping his mouth with a contempt look which shows a notable contrast with the miserable and pitiful look he had in court. He just enjoyed a nice delicacy and he seems to be doing …show more content…
The director's style: As soon as seeing the launch of rocket on a newspaper, he imagined his wife being sent to the outer space on the rocket with her symbolic laugh . Moreover, on the beach, he imagined his wife being buried in the sand. And when he showed a smile because of this fantasy, his wife thought it was happy smile. Then he surrounded her with wild flower while she was laughing, which can be easily deemed as a loving couple from others' point of view. However,comparing with the dark thought of Fefe, this reveal a striking contrast and displays the directors's style of black comedy. When the doctor spread the elopement of his wife and her lovers to the public, they first sympathize with him, but later began to ridicule him. He became a public laughing target and the shame of his family which even caused her sister's fiancé to cancel the engagement . This reflects the corruption of the society at that time. People talk evil rumors of others behind their backs and laugh at others, which fully incarnate the reality and display the realism style of this …show more content…
The real fun is the fantasy, absurdity, insatiable desire of characters. At the end of the film, the scene which I mentioned above is full of hints and irony. It enables us to see how transient this fiery love and desire as well as the happiness which went through all the schemes and sacrifice are. I saw the enthusiasm of Fefe, although he did kill his wife, I still cannot help but be infected by his insistent pursuit of love and earnest desire. Moreover, the exaggerated performance and some amusing expressions of the characters really makes this a movie that I will not regret to see. This film not only provides entertainment for the public, but also reach a certain depth that only the drama or the tragedy can
In his essay, “It’s Just a Movie: A Teaching Essay for Introductory Media Classes”, Greg M. Smith argues that analyzing a film does not ruin, but enhances a movie-viewing experience; he supports his argument with supporting evidence. He addresses the careful planning required for movies. Messages are not meant to be telegrams. Audiences read into movies to understand basic plotlines. Viewers should examine works rather than society’s explanations. Each piece contributes to Smith’s argument, movies are worth scrutinizing.
Almost doctors and physicians in the world have worked at a hospital, so they must know many patients’ circumstances. They have to do many medical treatments when the patients come to the emergency room. It looks like horror films with many torture scenes, and the patients have to pay for their pains. The doctors have to give the decisions for every circumstance, so they are very stressful. They just want to die instead of suffering those medical treatments. In that time, the patients’ family just believes in the doctors and tells them to do whatever they can, but the doctors just do something that 's possible. Almost patients have died after that expensive medical treatments, but the doctors still do those medical procedures. That doctors did not have enough confidence to tell the truth to the patients’ families. Other doctors have more confidence, so they explain the health condition to the patients’ families. One time, the author could not save his patient, and the patient had found another doctor to help her. That doctor decided to cut her legs, but the patient still died in fourteen days
The doctor’s wife When the doctor is sent away, his wife fakes the disease to follow him to the asylum. Being the only known eyewitness after the epidemic hits, the doctor’s wife soon becomes the leader of their ward group. Due to the complex circumstances they are in, she gains a strong sense of responsibility and helps the others in any way she can. She serves their needs as well as trying to maintain some stability in the ward. She is however unable to prevent the deterioration of humanity that quickly begins to happen once everyone is isolated from the world.
...er apparently created successful persuasive appeals for the crowd to be attracted and enjoy a movie that will be funny, colorful, and full of adventures that eventually will teach a life experience to the public.
Even though there is a great amount of audience participation, one really has to turn your attention to the actors in the movie. It takes a special kind of person to really understand the movie they are in.
There are a few possible reasons why the townspeople conformed and turned against the doctor. However, I have come to the conclusion that the most likely reason for their behavior was because of his brother’s influence on the townsp...
One could easily dismiss movies as superficial, unnecessarily violent spectacles, although such a viewpoint is distressingly pessimistic and myopic. In a given year, several films are released which have long-lasting effects on large numbers of individuals. These pictures speak
Modern day directors use a variety of methods to hold ones interest. Ethan Hawke and Kenneth Branagh’s created versions of Hamlet that shared some similarities, but ultimately had many differences in respects to an audience’s appeal. An appealing movie is one that has an alluring ambiance and an intellectual stimulus. With these two movie versions, a setting and a mood forced an audience to acquire specific emotions, but Ethan Hawke’s version generated emotions more strongly and effectively. Also, these movies had extremely different uses of music and visuals, but both movie versions incorporated them well for the ambiance it tried to obtain. Finally, both movie versions drew characters to captivate the audience; however in Ethan Hawke’s version, the characters were used so effectively that it was easy to feel involved with them. While both these versions of Hamlet had a captivating ambiance, Ethan Hawke’s version was more appealing due to the intellectual incentive that it offered.
As an audience, we become involved in the plot not through learning about characters’ backgrounds and traits. Instead, we learn information at the same time through the mechanics of the plot and editing. We are made to work to understand the workings of the plot. As we watch the film unfold, the editing takes the along for the ride rather than watching from a distance. the audience and characters sweat together as surprises arise in the well-thought out plan and the way the movie ...
An atmosphere of danger and excitement is created ensuring the viewer wants to keep watching. A car is seen hurtling across the screen in an attemp... ... middle of paper ... ... t and action-packed with a high level of excitement and featuring charismatic actors in the principal roles.
The main character or the narrator is married to a doctor who is a typical male of those times. Also she has a brother who is in a similar profession as her husband. The narrator knows that she is not too well and that John - her husband does not realize the intensity of her sickness, he ignores her continuous efforts to make him aware of the real situation and her suffering. To make the situation worse he imposes his opinions on her even when it comes to her health.
First of all, I was touched by the following statement “ You can be mad as a mad dog at the way things went. You can swear, curse the fates, regret everything you ever did but when it comes to the end. You have to let it go”. Actually, I was in a gloomy mood before I watched this film, something really grieved happened and I was lost and confused. I cursed the fate and blame everyone and everything include myself. Nevertheless, the word “let it go” helped me lay my burdens down and I understood that something I had to accept truth which had happened and let it
The movie uses drama and action mixed together. The emotions of the men when one of
The survival of theatre lies in the very nature of humankind: its inner voyeuristic drive. The desire to watch other people dealing with their conflicts and fates challenges as well as reinforces values and the morality of society. The theatre provides an exciting opportunity to watch stories and situations as if they were real life, showing us the truth of our nature.
I like the film very much. I think its one of the best films I’ve seen ever. The comedy in the film is just my humour, and the action was okay.