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    Seeing my life on a timeline left me with lot of emotions. I have never tired doing this activity ever before, but it really made my mind overflow with million thoughts. We spend whole of our lives planning for future, setting different goals to achieve throughout our life; whereas truth is that we are not even sure what change the next second is going to bring in our lives. It has really changed my perspective on death so as to live life to the fullest. Be that as it may, it will be alright.…

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    up to this kind of thing all the time for all she knew. So what if they did? One of the many things Aleister had taught her was that sex was for enjoyment more than it was for procreation. Lorelei was a most beautiful woman, and it would hardly be a surprise if a beautiful man and a beautiful woman who together were in the employ of a near-immortal demon didn't occasionally step outside the bounds of what society considered as 'acceptable behaviour'. Violet was rapidly coming to the conclusion…

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    Mental illness is a very stigmatized aspect of health. It is often not addressed in mainstream media and many people do not understand it. A Beautiful Mind, a film directed by Ron Howard and starring actor Russell Crowe, brought attention to mental illness by telling that a real-life story of a genius mathematician, John Nash who suffers from schizophrenia. Despite his battle with the illness, he was still able to beat the odds and win a Nobel peace prize. It depicts schizophrenia and other…

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    In consideration of editing techniques, I reviewed the video clip and transcript A Beautiful Mind (4/11) Movie Clip - Nash Cracks the Code (2011) HD, While the main character, Noel, is contemplating the information presented before him, on the wall of numbers, the montage theory of editing is used to show the juggle between his mental thought process and his physical placement in the room. The images flip flop between cut away scenes of the numbers wall, his face, and the faded background of…

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    What is real, what is not? The film A Beautiful Mind continuously had me repeating this question. This is the struggle and frustration of one with schizophrenia. Many films depict schizophrenics as sociopaths or extremely violent, but A Beautiful Mind does not. It is inspired by the life of nobel prize winner and Princeton mathematician John Forbes Nash. Therefore, it was grounded in someone’s actual experiences which made the portrayal informative and realistic. Although, John Nash’s experience…

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    Prize and 2015 Abel Prize. All of these achievements coincide with his continuous struggle with this mental disorder. The movie, A Beautiful Mind, documents his journey, struggles, and diagnosis with schizophrenia in an extremely accurate way. John Forbes Nash has always shown a great strength in the field of math. At nineteen…

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    You don’t write because you want to say something, you write because you have something to say (“F. Scott Fitzgerald”). I am renown around the world for this quote and it is very applicable to my life, because I am a writer. Although lots of my stories were not successful, I had a few hits that made me as famous as I am today. In these few minutes, I will tell you about my early life and where I came from, secondly my life and work in Europe, and lastly, my work in film and end of my time. To…

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    Life is beautiful is a film about a man named Guido Orefice, his wife Dora, his son Giosuè, and Guido’s uncle Eliseo. His family is sent to a concentration camp. Guido uses his humor to hide the horror of the camp by playing a game with his son. Critics of the film say that the film is not showing the full picture of the holocaust. Proponents of the film said that film is portraying the Holocaust, this way to have a broader audience. Roberto Benigni’s use of comedy is effective in portraying…

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    the time of stress or discomfort. It mentally would bring me back to the sense of fundamental faith in not myself but of what the words mean human brotherhood. In the Military, we service not for only ourselves but for brotherhood ("America the Beautiful, 1893,"…

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    close bond the family share. Whilst Guido and Giosue are heading to the concentration camp, Dora explains to the solider “My husband and son are on that train. I want to get on that train. Did you hear me? I want to get on that train.” (Life Is Beautiful 1997) showing how she would risk her life to keep their family together. Furthermore, whilst in the concentration camp, Guido translates from the officer to continue the game…

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