for searching for sugar man (2012) In the documentary, it is revealed that Rodriguez’s music appealed to many people fighting to end apartheid in South Africa. Why exactly were Rodriquez’s songs revered as anthems for this movement? Briefly explain what apartheid in south africa was all about why were so many people revolting against it Look into some of the lyrics in Rodriguez's songs. Find a line (or lines) that support the claim you constructed to your response. Who is the intended audience for this film? Justify your reasoning. Try to list as many demographics factors (age, geo, location) as possible when describing the ideal audience. Provide evidence to support your claim What do you think is the ultimate message of this documentary? In other words, what comments and/or insights does the film provide on a specific topic? try to capture the "ultimate message" as a statement on a specific topic(eg what does this doc have to say about "the forgotten artist"? ----make it universal find/read an existing review of the film. See what this review has to say about what the ultimate message is, quote the review, and agree or disagree with the statement. Describe one stylistic choice that the director of the documentary made during the construction of the film. How did this choice affect the way the story was told? describe TWO stylistic choices the director made while constructing the film. explain their effects provide some critical points regarding the overall style of the documentry Provide your own personal opinion on the film. Give it a rating (out of 5 stars). List any strengths and/or weaknesses in either its content (the story itself) or form (the way the story was told). Find and read one or two existing reviews of the doc. construct a reponse to these reviews. what do you agree with? what do yo disagree with? break down the film in terms of its content+form. demonsrtate an understanding of the difference between the two.

for searching for sugar man (2012) In the documentary, it is revealed that Rodriguez’s music appealed to many people fighting to end apartheid in South Africa. Why exactly were Rodriquez’s songs revered as anthems for this movement? Briefly explain what apartheid in south africa was all about why were so many people revolting against it Look into some of the lyrics in Rodriguez's songs. Find a line (or lines) that support the claim you constructed to your response. Who is the intended audience for this film? Justify your reasoning. Try to list as many demographics factors (age, geo, location) as possible when describing the ideal audience. Provide evidence to support your claim What do you think is the ultimate message of this documentary? In other words, what comments and/or insights does the film provide on a specific topic? try to capture the "ultimate message" as a statement on a specific topic(eg what does this doc have to say about "the forgotten artist"? ----make it universal find/read an existing review of the film. See what this review has to say about what the ultimate message is, quote the review, and agree or disagree with the statement. Describe one stylistic choice that the director of the documentary made during the construction of the film. How did this choice affect the way the story was told? describe TWO stylistic choices the director made while constructing the film. explain their effects provide some critical points regarding the overall style of the documentry Provide your own personal opinion on the film. Give it a rating (out of 5 stars). List any strengths and/or weaknesses in either its content (the story itself) or form (the way the story was told). Find and read one or two existing reviews of the doc. construct a reponse to these reviews. what do you agree with? what do yo disagree with? break down the film in terms of its content+form. demonsrtate an understanding of the difference between the two.

Social Psychology (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134641287

Author:Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers

Publisher:Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers

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for searching for sugar man (2012)

In the documentary, it is revealed that Rodriguez’s music appealed to many people

fighting to end apartheid in South Africa. Why exactly were Rodriquez’s songs revered

as anthems for this movement?

Briefly explain what apartheid in south africa was all about why were so many people revolting against it

Look into some of the lyrics in Rodriguez's songs. Find a line (or lines) that support the claim you constructed to your response.

Who is the intended audience for this film? Justify your reasoning.

Try to list as many demographics factors (age, geo, location) as possible when describing the ideal audience.

Provide evidence to support your claim

What do you think is the ultimate message of this documentary? In other words, what

comments and/or insights does the film provide on a specific topic?

try to capture the "ultimate message" as a statement on a specific topic(eg what does this doc have to say about "the forgotten artist"? ----make it universal

find/read an existing review of the film. See what this review has to say about what the ultimate message is, quote the review, and agree or disagree with the statement.