Essay Database

… stars Oscar winning actress Hillary Swank is a story of a lesbian who pretended to be living a life of a real man. Teena Brandon (Swank) portrays a role of a lesbian who really feels that he is a man trapped in a woman’s body. She dresses like a…

… are sitting on your front porch on a sunny summer afternoon and you ask for a nice cold beer. Then out of the blue your friend rifles a nice big keg of beer at you, which in turn knocks you backward off of the porch. Here’s another image to contemplate.…

… the past couple weeks I have learned much about Hinduism. I am going to explain the differences between this religion and Christianity. First I will start off by trying to explain Hinduism. The definition of Hinduism is pretty much non-existent.…

… 15, 2000 Essay One It seems that the people of the 1990’s have lost the respect for privacy. We are all caught up in an age of technology and we think it is entertaining to view other people’s lives. An example of this is the popular television…

… lights, anywhere from the criminal to the young at heart. With their resistance to the dominant culture, many studies have been done concerning the meaning of the political challenges to the social formation involving investigating cultural objects…

… specific characteristics of a Classic Hollywood film. One main technique that was used during this period was to have a structured narrative that the producers knew would work. In My Man Godfrey there are two storylines that are tied together; the…

… little girls in a large German city. People are fearing for their children. The same way a modern serial killer instills fear in today’s society. Peter Lorre plays this lone, psychotic murderer. He is caught at the conclusion of the film. He pleads…

… picture history, women have experienced more transition in their roles, as a result of changing societal norms, than any other class. At first, both society and the movie industry preached that women should be dependent on men and remain in the home,…

… Citizen Kane, contained an unforgettable object, "Rosebud," which was referred to throughout the film. "Rosebud", was the last dying word of Charles Foster Kane, a rich and powerful newspaper mogul. While he lay on his deathbed in his mansion, he gazed…

… Bonanza Books. 300 Pages, 229 Illustrations. This book examines Disney feature films, Disney TV shows, and Disney TV shorts. It includes background (history) material, and when possible, interviews with individuals who assisted…