HU 210 directors
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it happened one night
frank capra
the birds
alfred hitchcock
paths of glory
stanley kubrick
do the right thing
spike lee
when harry met sally
rob reiner
the birth of a nation
D.W. Griffith
the grapes of wrath
john ford
la strada
federico fellini
the godfather
francis ford coppola
the maltese falcon
john huston
saving private ryan
steven spielberg
citizen kane
orson welles
the seventh seal
ingmar bergman
the seven samurai
akira kurosawa
sicko
michael moore
a sheriff who must face outlaws for a town that refuses to help him
gary cooper
dazzling use of the quick cut
peter mark roget
achieved by placing the camera on rollers
tracking shot
romantic comedy
it happened one night
stephen spielberg
saving private ryan
singing in the rain deals with their earliest days
movies with sound
profession of main character in the seventh seal
knight
audrey hepburn as a princess out on town
roman holiday
tramp who gets caught in a machine
charlie chaplin
he created horror in a setting of ordinary people unaware of the danger they are in
alfred hitchcock
he created the most well-known persona in film noir
humphrey bogart
citizen kane
orson welles
introduced the lingering take
D.W griffith
balloon sequences and sophisticated courtship
up
director who speeded up movements in silent films
mack sennett
according to the chapter, considered the greatest musical hollywood has ever made
singin’ in the rain
film genre that pits good against evil
western
sophisticated animated film, the theme of which is good taste and how to recognize it
ratatouille
classic film believed to have been based on a real-life newspaper publisher
citizen kane
a characterization identified with a certain actor, often to the point where the actor and the character are perceived as the same person
persona
griffith and eisenstein are famous auteurs of film noir
false
the term slapstick, a style of physical comedy, gets its name from the sound of two sticks being struck together off stage to make a theatrical punch sound more violent
true
the odessa steps scene in The battleship potemkin is an example of an elongated moment
ture
annie hall and when harry met sally are examples of modern romantic comedies
true
snow white and the seven dwarfs was the first full-length animated feature film
true
double indemnity and bowling for columbine are both docudramas that urged strong gun-control laws
true
the birth of a nation justified the actions of the ku klux klan
true
citizen kane did not do well at the box office, although it was praised by critics
true
the seven samurai features a brutally realistic 27 minute battle scene
false
in do the right thing, spike lee uses a version of the chorus, a convention that dates back to the theater of ancient greece
true
the film la vie en rose centers on the life of the french singer edith piaf
true
the shower scene in psycho is an example of a dissolve
false
the seventh seal, a game of chess determines whether a man will live or die
true
in it happened one night, colbert and gable string a blanket between their motel room beds for modesty and refer to it as the great wall of china
false
saving private ryan shocked audiences with an intense depiction of a famous world war II battle
true
a famous film noir, casablanca is set in
world war II morocco
alfred hitchcocks famous shower scene occurs in
psycho
the akira kurosawa film in which the audience is introduced to feudal japans’s warrior class
the seven samurai
when the camera continuously travels from one subject to another without pausing
pan
decade of it happened one night
1930s
famous lingering take in the birth of a nation
dead soldiers who had fought on opposite sides
an immortal line from casablanca is “here’s to looking at you…”
kid
all of the following are criteria for critical film viewing except
reverence
a nonfiction film that usually has a narrator but not a structured storyline is a
documentary
directors who are trusted to choose their own projects and who often write their own screenplays that reflect their personal philosophies are known as
auteurs
in a midsummer night’s dream, a queen falls in love with a man wearing the head of a donkey
true
after adonis is killed by a wild boar, venus passes an ordinance requiring everyone on mount olympus to stop eating meat
false
in driving miss daisy, a feisty old white woman is shown respect and devotion by an african american chauffeur
true
during the reign of queen victoria, women finally gained equal status with men
false
in love in the time of cholera an ardent admirer remains loyal to his lady for more than 50 years before they are finally married
true
in the victorian model of marriage, men were expected to remain virgins until the wedding night
false
the word romance derives from the code of love adopted by the ancient romans
false
eleanor of aquitaine did much to keep women equal to men
false
freudenliest, an obscure thirteenth century book written by a knight may have provided the model for don quixotes devotion to dulcinea
true
the term erod refers to love as a spiritual or intellectual nonphysical relationship
false
courtly love involved the right of the man to make demands on a woman
false
mariolatry was a cult that grew up around medieval poets and artists who were devoted to the mother of jesus
true
the novel washington square concerns an overbearing father and his daughter
true
in the eighteenth century it was common for every well- bred gentleman to have at least one mistress
true
in the handmaid’s tale, margaret atwood attacks utopianism by depicting a world in which rights have been taken away from women
true
the wife of bath
chaucer
loyal to his lady for fifty years
florentino
nonsexual love for one’s fellow beings
agape
the appetites of passion and the flesh
eros
strictly defined gender roles
the victorian model
the way of the world
mirabell and millamant
author who created ma joad
steinbeck
mother, father, children, grandparents
nuclear family
arranges it, after death of her lover, to that love will never make anyone happy
venus
ladder leading from physical to nonphysical love
plato
commits suicide so that his son can use the insurance money to be financially successful
willy loman
advocated unconditional service to parents
confucius
tender feelings and a desire to be with the other
romantic love
ennobled the life and characteristics of the mother of jesus
mariolatry
don quixotes fair lady
dulcinea
the song of solomon of the hebrew bible celebrates
physical ecstacy
painter who was inspired by the myth of venus and adonis
peter paul rubens
which of the following does not apply to the understanding of the romantic love tradition
flourished during the middle ages
which of the following was characteristic of love as portrayed in classical myth
the impossible love between a mortal and an immortal goddess
much classical literature portrays sexual passion as
bringing about tragic results
the language of this is precisely what we do not fin in the literature of the greeks and romans
romance
for plato, the highest form of love was
love of the beautiful
it brought the idea of the heroine worshiped for her purity to secular literature
mariolatry
which does not apply to the way of the world
love between a knight and a princess
after being given a magic potion, she falls in love with a man wearing a donkey’s head
titania
author of a story in which a husband removes an ugly birthmark from his wife in order to make her beauty absolutely perfect, only to see her die after the operation
hawthorne
goliards were
students preparing for the priesthood who sang songs with erotic content
the era of queen victorias reign was characterized by
a strong moral code
the chapter draws a parallel between the loyal friendship in don quixote and…
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