- demonstrate intellectual acuity and careful thought, especially in the selection of points or evidence to emphasize;
- show that you're working to increase the quality of your analyses;
- engage in interpretive bravery;
- write in complete sentences;
- use film terms when appropriate;
- provide accurate detail and quote accurately (and use quotations to support your points);
- take pains to polish your prose.
"Figures in open space have always been what film is all about. American film. This is the situation. People in a wilderness, a wild and barren space. The space is the desert, the movie screen, the strip of film, however you see it. What are the people doing there? This is their existence. They’re here to work out their existence. This space, this emptiness is what they have to confront." Don DeLillo, The Names
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