We will seek to identify commonly expressed themes as well as unusual cases.
Commonly expressed themes will be identified as well as unusual cases.
The early scenes showing a raucous wedding party that spills into the deserted streets, followed by a haunting early-morning hunting trip, were especially fine, and proved that Cimino had a talent for expressing theme and emotion in visual terms.
Opinionated and outspoken, he has championed children's literature as a way to express themes and ideas that, he mischievously argues, are too large to be depicted in adult fiction.
Songs of a Semite (1943), the title based on a poem by Emma Lazarus, was a suite of dances that wove together her personal history, biblical stories, and current events to express themes of persecution, exile, and suffering.
Digital storytelling demands students use literacy skills inherent in the curriculum, and it taps into the rich potential of story, which provides students a forum for expressing themes and topics close to their hearts.
Which is remarkable because it's a political movie set in a not-too-distant America and expresses themes that are familiar and disturbing.
Unlike other recent blockbuster movies -- Harry Potter, The Dark Knight and Spider-Man -- The Hunger Games is set in a recognizable America and expresses themes from the contemporary zeitgeist.
Combined with the use of the female siren characters and the open environment of the Georgia woods, we wanted to express themes of isolation, internal struggle, and volatile relationships".
He says, "The work in the show is centered around the culture and realities of being black in America and my goal was to really use the barbershop, which is almost a universally shared experience among black people, as a vehicle to express themes that are rarely discussed outside of that safe space let alone in an art gallery".
