Italian neorealism

"If I use cooperative learning, the students tend to veer off task ", where the paragraph number (10) was obtained the second rank with an average (3.52), with standard deviation (1.087), and with a degree of response (Agree). "The physical set-up of my classroom is a hindrance to using cooperative learning ", where the paragraph number (23) was obtained the third rank with an average (3.45), with standard deviation (1.063), and with a degree of response (Agree). 3- The rest of the paragraphs…

Knowing Difference of the History History is the most important thing to know in our life; from the past, we know what is the present time and also from the past events we know in the present events might happen the same as what happened in the past. Each of us might know the different history of their country that might be American, Mexican, Greek, Egyptian or even Multicultural history that knowing your values from your own culture and from the culture that you live in. For me, I…

The word tragedy is defined as an event causing great destruction or distress. In the play Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare emphasizes this idea of tragedy. The story is revolved around this family feud which led many of these tragedies. A lot of character’s are impacted off this concept of two families having complete hatred for one another. In William Shakespeare's story Romeo and Juliet, the characters of Tybalt, Lord Capulet and Friar Lawrence contribute to the tragedy of the play because of…

The Chamber further found that Bemba knew that MLC forces were committing these crimes. Although he was not physically at the location of the atrocities, he was the leader of his forces and had ultimate authority over all military operations. Bemba was constantly informed via military and civilian intelligence services with “information on the combat situation, troop positions, politics, and allegations of crimes.” Additionally, the Chamber found that Bemba failed to take necessary and…

also known as the Golden era of Italian Cinema. It came after the end of world war II after the fall of Mussolini’s government. It a is national film movement characterized by stories set amongst the poor and the working class, this movies are mostly filmed on location, and they use non professional actors for the play. Neo- realism films mostly highlight on the difficult economic and moral conditions of post World War II. These films represent the changes in the Italian psyche and conditions…

the realities and consequences of the war in ways that were unique to each nation’s condition. The films of these post-WWII national cinemas did not focus specifically on the results of the war, but their most prominent genres, noir in the US and neorealism in Italy, produced narratives that contained the cultural and political milieu that were directly a result of the war. Political conditions may have had the greatest effect on the formation of the US and Italy’s postwar national cinemas and…

approach of “Bicycle Thieves” and the direction it had taken. I will be discussing about the overall impact that the film had on its audience and the importance of the subject of ‘realism’ displayed within the film. Ladri Di Biciclette which is the Italian Translation for Bicycle Thieves was filmed and then released in 1948, firstly in its native Italy and then again in the US as “The Bicycle Thief” just over a year later. Ladri Di Biciclette came into the limelight whilst the whole nation was…

The Bicycle Thieves is a simple, touching story directed by Vittorio de Sica. The 1948 film is a classic in the anti-fascist neorealism movement. Antonio finally has a job opportunity, but he must provide his own transportation. His bicycle is stolen and in a moment of desperation he attempts a lone bicycle outside the town square. The non-professional actors of Lamberto Maggiorani and Enzo Staiola give an excellent performance as a father and son in postwar Italy. Their relationship provides a…

femininity and masculinity. Rome, Open City portrays women in a dramatically more negative light than one would see in comparable works of cinema at the time such as The Bicycle Thief, Ossessione, ect. Pina is presented as the “new Italian woman” (Sexuality in Neorealism). She diverts from the typical, delicate, doe-eyed and graceful characterization of the woman with her “ample body, disheveled look, husky voice, and passionate acting...[which are] indicative of a departure from prevailing…

Film Noir includes dark, suspense-filled and thrilling mysteries. They are usually ambiguous, pessimistic and emphasize the isolated feel of the modern cities. The usage of low-key lighting and dark colors to create high contrast on screen is very common. Low-angle shots and Dutch camera angles, which are shot with tilted camera angles, are used to portray tension. Instead of showing a person directly, they commonly used disorientation and showed people reflected in a mirror. Film Noirs take…