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Study Guide for Critical Film Reflection 4
Critical Film Reflections are designed to help you to think critically about the films that are examined in this course. I will be looking for what you thought, whether you (dis) agreed, and whether you did not quite understand something. This assignment reflections are two (2) pages, must be typed, double space, with one-inch margins, and an acceptable 12-point font such as “Times New Roman.” I will grade your Critical Film Reflections based on assessing your critical visual skills; spelling, grammar, and general readability; and your effort, thoughtfulness, and content.
In critical film reflection one each student will examine the films Drucktown’s Finest (2014) and Smoke Signals (2008). Compare and contextualizes the differences and similar representations of all two films. Download and use the development critical thinking film note handout as a guide to help write your analysis and narrative.
 
 
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Study Guide for Critical Film Reflection 5
Critical Film Reflections are designed to help you to think critically about the films that are examined in this course. I will be looking for what you thought, whether you (dis) agreed, and whether you did not quite understand something. This assignment reflections are two (2) pages, must be typed, double space, with one-inch margins, and an acceptable 12-point font such as “Times New Roman.” I will grade your Critical Film Reflections based on assessing your critical visual skills; spelling, grammar, and general readability; and your effort, thoughtfulness, and content.
In critical film reflection one each student will examine the films A Better Life (2011), and Born in East LA (1987). Compare and contextualizes the differences and similar representations of all two films. Download and use the development critical thinking film note handout as a guide to help write your analysis and narrative.
 
 
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Study Guide for Critical Film Reflection Six

 
Critical Film Reflections are designed to help you to think critically about the films that are examined in this course. I will be looking for what you thought, whether you (dis) agreed, and whether you did not quite understand something. Critical Film Reflections are 2-pages, must be typed, double space, with one-inch margins, and an acceptable 12-point font such as “Times New Roman.” I will grade your Critical Film Reflections based on assessing your critical visual skills; spelling, grammar, and general readability; and your effort, thoughtfulness, and content.
 
In critical film reflection one each student will examine the feature films Real Woman Have Curves (2005) and Ouinceanera (2007). Compare and contextualizes the differences and similar representations of these films. Download and use the development critical thinking film note handout as a guide to help write your analysis and narrative.
 
 
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Study Guide for Critical Film Reflection 7
Critical Film Reflections are designed to help you to think critically about the films that are examined in this course. I will be looking for what you thought, whether you (dis) agreed, and whether you did not quite understand something. This assignment reflections are Three (3) pages, must be typed, double space, with one-inch margins, and an acceptable 12-point font such as “Times New Roman.” I will grade your Critical Film Reflections based on assessing your critical visual skills; spelling, grammar, and general readability; and your effort, thoughtfulness, and content.
In critical film reflection one each student will examine the films Better Luck Tomorrow (2002) and Crazy Rich Asians (2018). Compare and contextualizes the differences and similar representations of all two films. Download and use the development critical thinking film note handout as a guide to help write your analysis and narrative.