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or war crime trial coverage); instead, it is photographed by the same man—Lanzmann—over a five to six-year span. He uses the faces of his witnesses and intercuts their testimony with tranquil, pastoral scenes where death occurred, such as the train tracks where steam engines took Jews, Poles, and more. Other times, the image is of people gathered in a doorway, church, or kitchen. Lanzmann film (and dress) style is very casual, but his methods are occasionally underhanded. For example, he uses…

specific race but it is to poke fun at the stereotypes that were created by the public. When building the railroad Taggart, the head of the operation, orders Lyle, who works under Taggart, to send some African Americans down to check out the end of the track for quicksand and Lyle responds,“ Okay, I’ll send down a team of horses to check out the ground”(Brooks) followed by Taggart responding with, “Horses? Why, we cant afford to lose no horses, you dummy! Send over a couple of niggers”(Brooks).…

In Roald Dahl's story lamb to the slaughter it shows how a nice and stable person can get their life changed with just a few words. The story starts off with with Mary Maloney the sweet and loving pregnant wife of Patrick Maloney waiting at home for him to get off work.When her husband Patrick got off work she greeted him at the door “hello darling”(page 1) and he only replied “hello” (page 1) which showed to her that he's not very happy and that he is in a bad mood.She tries to cheer him…

In the 1950s, San Diego’s Little Italy consisted of more than 6,000 Italian families who toiled to build San Diego into the center of the world’s tuna industry. From the 19th century through the 1970s, people from Italy led the enterprise in boat building, and as a result, found the American tuna fishing fleet and canning industry based in San Diego, the "tuna capital" of Western United States. Confetti for Gino takes place in the booming fishing market of San Diego’s Little Italy and primarily…

last a lifetime. When I look back at it boy was I wrong. I made these friends and we became a clique because we all were on the Track & Field team together composing of all white males and females, in the seventh grade. We were an “exclusive” group and had aggression toward others and often resulted in fights (2/29). This was a consequence of the friends I had, and now I laugh looking back at these times. I often was pushing into peer pressure by others causing me to do things that I never would…

our sliding, some of the guys are not dirty enough for my likening." He said with a jolly laugh at the end. After this game some the team started to strut around like peacocks with their colorful tail feathers spread out.We came crashing down two games later when we lost our first game in the season.Coach Leake let us have it at practice when we had to do conditioning with the distance runners on the track team.We did it as a team with no complaints because it is the way that teams work even…

to have a difficult time expressing their feelings towards the poem. Soon after Montag read the poem and the women were in a hysterical state, Mildred Montag says, “ ‘Clara… come on, let’s be cheery, you turn the ‘family’ on, now. Go ahead. Let’s laugh and be happy, now, stop crying, we’ll have a party’ ” (97). Again, the ‘family’ causes another problem between the characters and their emotions. Mildred Montag relies on the ‘family’ to entertain her, to have on in the background at her house,…

Creative Response to Between Shades of Grey Like jolting the body of a new born baby till its fragile bones go crack, it saddens me that I compare this level of evil to the plans of the officers. Like horribly sick minded scavengers, they steal and split innocent families. They turn their worlds to ice. Black ice. Their lives become battles to make it through each day. I’ve been a slave for the NKVD for a while now and I’ve heard it all. Seen it all too, and I’d miss it all if I could. Just…

On November 22nd , 2015 , I had attended a play “A servant of Two masters” that played downtown Pittsburgh at the O’Reilly theater, the play was directed by Ted Pappas. He had put together a creative and intriguing play, having actors stay spontaneous and interact with the audience, therefore no parts would be found boring nor dry. All the actors had held up their end of their roles quite well, by fully disguising themselves as that character they were suppose to be during the entire play.…

come from the likes of former Presidents like JFK. No, no, no. It’s from the one and only, Donald Trump! Now, to claim Trump is this one-off phenomenon, whose ideology can only succeed in that racist, gun happy place known as the U.S., is uninformed. Laugh, cheer, or spit if you please, but similar ideas to Donald’s have become both popular and successful globally. He is an example of what people want these days from their politicians. Touting how he will “make America great again”, Trump has…