What are the major arguments presented in the film? Do you agree with these arguments presented in the film? Why or why not?

Posted: March 9th, 2022

grade.
You need to provide an introduction, a short summary, analysis, and a conclusion. The rest of
the paper must link the film to World history. Much of the review should focus on analysis—the
arguments presented and whether the film portrays history accurately and why. This will lead
you to the ranking for the film—excellent, good, poor? You can also use numerical values and
justify your ranking. As you analyze the film, you will need to cite some segments to support
your arguments. You can also bring in the material from class materials and any outside
material you may have. Cite your sources. Please refer to the film review rubric below.
Here are a few ways of approaching the assignment:
1. Introduction which clearly articulates your argument.
2. Summarize the film in one paragraph.
3. What were the political, economic, and social factors responsible for the issues
discussed in the film? How are the issues affecting society?
4. What are the major arguments presented in the film? Do you agree with these
arguments presented in the film? Why or why not?
5. How does the film help us understand the importance of World history?
6. Look at how and why the issues and views discussed in the film have changed over time.
7. Does the film portray history accurately? How and why?
8. You can select a few scenes from the film to support your argument.
• FORMAT
• The film review must be 1.5-2 pages long, double-spaced, written in a 12-point
font and with 1-inch margins top/bottom and left/right. Because this is a short
paper, any quotations should be short. No block quotes. Use footnotes to cite
any quotations (direct quotations as well as paraphrased quotes) • This paper must be written in formal English.
• An electronic copy of the paper must be submitted on the due date; I will not
accept papers that are e-mailed to me.
• Late assignments will be subject to a 10-point penalty per day, including
weekends and holidays.
Provide a proper citation using the Chicago Manual of Style 15th edition bibliography format
(see sample citation below).
Last Name, First. Film Title. Medium. Directed by First Name Last Name. Distributor City: Distributor,
Year of Release.
Doe, Jane. BibMe: The Movie. DVD. Directed by John Smith. Los Angeles: Columbia 2001