Final Performance Task: Film Analysis (10% of Final Mark)
Instructions
❑ You will be applying the ideas from class to the film that will be watched to a total of EIGHT concepts from the course
❑ Concepts are ideas and theories we have talked about throughout the course.
❑ You MUST connect the film to at least ONE of the concepts to each unit
❑ As well, connect the film to FOUR more concepts to any unit of the course
❑ You will write in sentences and paragraphs and use the correct terminology from the course
Unit One: Introduction to the Study of Family Life
Functions of Families
PRODUCTION & CONSUMPTION
A dysfunctional family is one that fails to meet some or all the basic needs of its members. Sometimes these needs, such as food, shelter or clothing are so basic that people take them for granted. More often, emotional needs, such as the need for love, support and security go unmet. Although a family can be …show more content…
This particular attraction is based on the individual’s subconscious image of the ideal mate and effectively supports the concept of ‘love at first sight’ as most people have a subconscious ideal and make the immediate judgment of the person as lovable and attractive. The relationship quickly changes scope in Frankie’s order of priority, where being with Theresa takes preference over the extra money that he receives as tips from the Carmody’s residence. After being denied permission to see Theresa at the hospital, Frankie becomes conscious of his true and deep feelings that he has for Theresa. Furthermore, the fact that Frankie is so worried about Theresa Carmody’s soul going to hell just because they had the “excitement” on the sofa only proves his most intense and purest feelings he had had for Theresa, and as a result feels that he is responsible for her spiritual
Instructions
❑ You will be applying the ideas from class to the film that will be watched to a total of EIGHT concepts from the course
❑ Concepts are ideas and theories we have talked about throughout the course.
❑ You MUST connect the film to at least ONE of the concepts to each unit
❑ As well, connect the film to FOUR more concepts to any unit of the course
❑ You will write in sentences and paragraphs and use the correct terminology from the course
Unit One: Introduction to the Study of Family Life
Functions of Families
PRODUCTION & CONSUMPTION
A dysfunctional family is one that fails to meet some or all the basic needs of its members. Sometimes these needs, such as food, shelter or clothing are so basic that people take them for granted. More often, emotional needs, such as the need for love, support and security go unmet. Although a family can be …show more content…
This particular attraction is based on the individual’s subconscious image of the ideal mate and effectively supports the concept of ‘love at first sight’ as most people have a subconscious ideal and make the immediate judgment of the person as lovable and attractive. The relationship quickly changes scope in Frankie’s order of priority, where being with Theresa takes preference over the extra money that he receives as tips from the Carmody’s residence. After being denied permission to see Theresa at the hospital, Frankie becomes conscious of his true and deep feelings that he has for Theresa. Furthermore, the fact that Frankie is so worried about Theresa Carmody’s soul going to hell just because they had the “excitement” on the sofa only proves his most intense and purest feelings he had had for Theresa, and as a result feels that he is responsible for her spiritual