...The movie was filmed with a strong feminist perspective, a focus that director Maria Luisa Bemberg excelled in. It is true that the patriarchy has assumed power for centuries, but to have females in this film defy it so outright was refreshing (a sense of “girl power” if you will). There was a pattern of females in her family that were outspoken. It was implied that Camila’s grandmother was being punished for doing something considered leftist and had the choice of either spending the rest of her life on the farm or face prison. What I loathed was how Camila’s father wouldn’t properly take care of his own mother. He kept her confined in a room and was more prideful about his reputation than the woman who gave birth to him and raised him. Yet it was clear that Camila was a liberal thinker early on in the movie. For one, she said that she would “have to invent many sins” in order to continue to confess to Father Gutiérrez. It showed that she was willing to do whatever, including going against God, to be with the man she fell in love with and to speak her mind to someone without being shushed or disapproved of. But perhaps she was acting upon being blinded by love rather than progressing feminism. The lines are blurry to me. Camila’s father also said that “a single woman is chaos” and thus is “a disorder of nature”. The only options for her were to either marry or go to a convent, a reminder that women were only raised to produce children and follow God. I found myself...
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...The son was back on track doing everything he was supposed to and had all A’s in school. And the father was doing even better; he remarried his wife and Tyrone and him were closer than before. Tyrone was proud of himself and his parents. They didn’t think he could turn around and do good things. His father also got a job and helped his son get a job with...
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...A former soldier assembles a crew to rescue his son being held hostage in Kabul. BRIEF SYNOPSIS: MATT JOHNSON is a military man. He signed up for the Marines at the age of 17 years old and was deployed by the age of 19 years old. Matt is the sixth generation Johnson to become a Marine. His father, who served the country for 20 years, told him that it was important to carry on the family tradition. Matt, a family man, promises his wife, REBECCA JOHNSON, that he won’t encourage their young son SAM (10) to follow the family tradition. Matt promises that he’ll settle down. Years later, Matt, now runs a gym. His life is shattered when a Marine Notifications Officer informs Matt that Sam’s convoy was ambushed outside of Kabul. Ten soldiers were killed and four remain missing. Sam is among the missing. Rebecca is terrified for her son and blames Matt for Sam joining the Marines. An Al-Qaeda Leader, MUSTAFA HAMMED, demands the release of a terrorist, JAMALI SALIB, in exchange for the life of the hostages. Matt knows the government will never negotiate for Sam’s life. Matt decides to do something on his own. Matt recruits his former Marine buddy, BILLY, to help rescue Sam. Billy agrees. They contact JOANNA COOK, a former chef in the Marines. They are looking for JOHN HALL to help them release Jamali. Matt learns that Joanna and John had a child, who went missing. Matt tracks down John and threatens to reveal the truth about his past if he doesn’t help. John has a lot to lose...
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...Corruptions and crimes were under fire in 1920s. In the movie, Los Angeles in that time was described like a criminal city. There were a lot of crime every day. Prohibition was unenforceable and carried a great potential for police corruption. (Eclecticme) Lots of money were made by criminals who then paid off police officers to allow their illegal activities to continue. It was dangerous to stay outside at night because of the out of control of robbers, bootleggers and criminal organization. This movie was a relentless story to rubs the LAPD's face. This story was telling us the police from the top down to lie, cheat, falsify and confess the public to protect their image and reputation. This movie can tell the importance of a society being honest and incorruptible. After the corruption period, the society improved to become honest and incorruptible nowadays. These are important elements to all the countries and American society. Collins refused to accept the boy who was found by the LAPD. It is hard to stand firm when the strong power said you are wrong. You will easily turn into a silence of the lambs. But Collins insisted the boy was not her son. After finding evidence and some protests Collins was sent to psychiatric ward by LAPD. She was treated by medicine and electricity day by day. The other movies use a happy story to tell the audience perseverance may be work hard to be rich and successful. But this movie used a depressed story to tell one of American sprite perseverance...
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...weakness seen from Isildur. In the second and third cue, his fear of repeating the past and love for Arwen are contrasted. Throughout, the music is tied to the feelings and perceptions of specifically the men but also the other characters. The scene opens in the city of Rivendell. The lighting is bright as the camera is a close-up of Gandalf. As Gandalf adjusts his vantage point to look out over the balcony, the leitmotif of Weakness and Redemption starts to play softly. The camera switches to an entryway where Boromir...
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...scarcity of resources, and incoherency of his goals from the band; this may result in the weakening of the band of Robin Hood that will give the Sheriff a chance to eliminate them. The revolt against the Sheriff had begun as a personal crusade. It erupted out of Robin’s conflict with the Sheriff and his administration. However, alone Robin Hood could do little. He therefore sought allies, men with grievances and deep sense of justice. Later he welcomed all who came, asking few questions and demanding only a willingness to serve. Strength, he believed, lay in numbers. Robin ruled the organization; he makes all the important decisions. He delegated specific tasks to his lieutenants. The increasing number of the band was a source of satisfaction for Robin, but also a source of concern. The fame of his merry men is spreading, and new recruits were pouring from all the corners of England. As the band grew in number the resources they have is not sufficient for all of them like food and shelter. The Sheriff was growing stronger and becoming better organized. He now had the money and the men and was beginning to harass the band, probing for its weaknesses. The tide of events was beginning to turn against the Merrymen. The problem is how Robin can organize his band to be more efficient and effective so they can achieve their goal of removing the Sheriff from his office, before he eliminated them first....
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...ryAdam Wagner April 12, 2011 AM 107 Cluster Advertisement Analysis For my ad analysis, I choose an Old Spice ad for their deodorant and body wash. In this analysis, will elaborate on the target market, whether the product satisfies a need, want or demand, whether the ad conveys the value that the product will offer to the customer, where the product falls on The Product/Market Expansion Grid, whether it addresses the marketing mix, the marketing position of the product, whether the product addresses any macroenvironmental issues, and finally if the ad is effective. Who is the Ad Targeted At This ad is targeted at young adults and men. It is evident that the ad is targeted at men just by the manly aura it conveys. The ad shows a man with a muscular physique in a bath tub riding a motorcycle made out of suds from soap with a woman sitting on the edge of the bath tub. The ad is also evident that it is targeted towards men is because the Old Spice products that are advertised in this product is intended for men. Need, Want, or Demand This product satisfies a want because it is not a necessity for most consumers. A want is described as a desire for a particular product we use to satisfy a need in specific ways that are culturally and socially influenced. In our society, it is expected of us to practice good hygiene. So, it is a necessity to purchase products that practice good hygiene. However, buying Old Spice products is a want because consumers are not expected to buy...
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...I. MARKET ANALYSIS: Arimount, a well-known beauty and grooming company wants to launch a new deodorant product. The company’s development and research department has created a new chemical that will allow deodorants to work for up to 5 days—even after showering. Arimount has been in the hygiene market for 20 years with an average return on investment. They would like to top the market share with this innovative product. Deodorant market has emerged two “giants" mostly Unilever and Procter & Gamble (P & G), Romano. These brands dominate the market with products such as deodorant Romano (Classic, Gallant), Dove deodorant spray, deodorant Rexona. However, all beauty products from deodorant is directed at an audience mostly women. Consumers do not distinguish the products for women, so men often use deodorant for women. They did not have the notion deodorant own choice. In Vietnam, women typically played a decisive role in the purchase of beauty products. Market deodorant for men is only exclusively Romano. This is a "piece of cake" color Arimount open to exploitation. 1. Macro Environment: 1.1 Demographics: Percentage of years with roughly 50 % of Vietnam's population, however beauty products for men deodorant popular only 2%. 1.2 Economy: Vietnam 's economy is on the rise, the total gross Domestic product GDP despite the change but stable amplitude (the statistics show Furniture Vietnam 's GDP Increased Continuously from 2000 to 2007, Reaching...
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...Public figure Speech Analysis This particular speech was given by Barbara Bush. The speech was presented at “Commencement Address at Wellesley College” at severance green gardens, Wellesley College, Wellesley, Massachusetts. She was addressing at a private liberal arts college for women in Wellesley, Massachusetts. The speech was delivered on June 1, 1990. The total length of speech was about 11 minutes. Barbara Bush’s commencement address successfully honored and inspired the graduates of Wellesley College. The is an important speech of Barbara Pierce Bush’s “Commencement Address at Wellesley College” speech because she encouraged women to stay true to who they are, enjoy life, and most importantly to cherish their families rather than to focus only on studying and wasting their life's becoming well educated women only, because at the end of the day with family, friends, and children are by far more important than a textbook and a pen. I think that she was little nervous because she was so cautious that don’t miss to think anybody and constantly looking at the piece of paper for this. In the introduction, Barbara Bush successfully grabs the attention of her audience as she sparks interest, honors the occasion, establishes credibility and relates to her audience. I think she very well knew that what kind of the audience, she is going to address and she seems prepared for it as she as written the speech keeping in mind her audience. Barbra bush’s speech made an impact on...
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...social status has changed the scenario. Women’s position is getting stronger both financially and emotionally. Now they are more conscious about their rights, education and job facilities are giving more independence these days. Women's “work outside the home" has brought about a revolutionary change in the overall social outlook. They now claim equal rights as men, but as a consequence it is affecting marriage relationships. This overall change in women’s roles is leading to an increase in divorce rate due to inequality in acceptance of women’s freedom. There is a strong correlation between divorce rates and married women's involvement in the work force. Married women's increased participation in the work force may have many consequences. Some of the consequences that result from married women working are that there is less time spent at home, less time of interaction with family, and changing goals for the future. These consequences may negatively affect the marital relationship and contribute to the increasing divorce rates because some people may be reluctant to adapt their traditional beliefs about the roles they think men and women should perform. More recently, changes in economic conditions, social norms, and in values (such as an emphasis on togetherness has shifted to an emphasis on individuality) have contributed to an increase in married women's involvement in the work force. Also large societal...
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...retailers’ selected strategies. Burberry Founded in 1856 by Thomas Burberry, Burberry is a British luxury fashion brand, which is known for its outerwear (“Company History”, n.d.). In 2014, it reached over £400 million revenue with 193 stores opened all over the world (Burberry Group Plc, 2014). Large leather goods are one of the products that boosting the business which represents more than 30% of total revenue followed by women and men trench coat and its latest product line which is Burberry Beauty with revenue reached £151 million as of march 2014 (see Appendix 1). The biggest contributor of sales revenue is Asia Pacific region with the least mainline stores compare to Americas and Europe, Middle East, India, and Africa (EMEIA) region (Euromonitor, 2014). Realised the need to go digital and capture the Millenials segments, Burberry go into seamless approach by launching Burberry Bespoke which allows customers to create their own design of clothing. Burberry Kisses the latest digital medium collaborated with Google to deliver virtual kisses in order to promote the Beauty line as well (Davis, 2014). Mulberry Created by Roger Saul, it started off selling leather goods in early 1970 (“About Us”, n.d.). Two of the most well known designs are Alexa bag and Del Rey bag − named after two people with enormous fashion inffluence. With Emma Hill as creative director...
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...2. Market analysis 4 2.1 The current market situation 4 2.1.1 Past situation 5 2.1.2. Distribution systems 5 2.1.3. Penetrating and acting on the market 6 2.1.4. Research & development 7 2.1.5. Subsectors- hair care 7 2.1.6. The market and future possibilities 7 2.2. Competition in general 8 2.2.1. The products 9 2.2.3. Direct competitors 9 2.3 The consumer 10 2.3.1. Who? 11 2.3.2. Trends 12 3. The study 12 3.1. The research 12 3.1.1. Analysis of the conducted research 13 3.2. Developing a perception of the Diesel brand 13 3.3 The respondents’ attitudes and perceptions about men’s cosmetic products 14 3.3.1. The respondents’ opinions 15 3.3.2. What products and why? 16 3.4. The differences between the views of brands 17 3.5. S.W.O.T.-analysis of Diesel’s situation 18 3.5.1. Strengths 19 3.5.2. Weaknesses 20 3.5.3. Opportunities 20 3.5.4. Threats 20 Brand-matrixes 20 Diesel 21 Garnier 23 Schwatzkopf 24 Tigi 25 1. Introduction Looks are important to everybody. Our looks and affect the first impression other people get and the evaluating of looks goes far to our biology. Looks affect our emotions and perceptions of other people. A good looking individual represent healthy genes whereas poor looks can be sign of illness. In the modern world things have though gone much further than that. Good looks do not only mean good possibilities to produce healthy offspring. In our modern society a good looking male...
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...Cold Equation and the importance of Marilyn’s death. I will do so by summarizing Jan Narveson’s analysis of the Cold Equation and using principles used in lecture. Tom Godwin’s short story the Cold Equation raises questions of human rights, morality, sexism and discrimination, as well as the laws of nature and sciences. In order to analyze this short story I will briefly give an abstract. The situation of the story is outlined in a short paragraph on page 258: “This ship is carrying Kala fever serum to Group One on Woden. Their supply was destroyed by a tornado. The fever is invariably fatal unless the serum can be had in time, and the six men in Group One will die unless this ship reaches on schedule. These ships are given barely enough fuel to reach their destination and if you stay aboard your added weight will cause it to use up all its fuel before it reaches the ground. It will crash, then, you and I will die and so will the six men waiting for the serum.”(Godwin, T., 1954) This paragraph points out the two choices that are present in Jan Narveson’s analysis. Where Choice A: Marilyn dies in one hour; six men cured from a fatal painful disease- living normal lives for a substantial period of time; Barton the pilot lives a substantial period of time. Choice B: Marilyn lives X hours (greater than 1 but not much greater), after which she dies a death similar to that in A; six men die of terrible disease; and Barton dies the same terrible death as Marilyn. (Narveson, J., 1979) ...
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...beauty away from men. Men still want to feel beautiful too. Whether gay or straight every man wants to feel beautiful just as much as women. Most men would not put it like that out of fear of being labeled feminine. Over the last few decades, however, society has been progressing towards acceptance regardless of race, gender, hobby, etc. Pageant personifies this by showing a range of strides drag queens are taking in redefining...
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