ARTH204 UMUC Film and American Culture Studies Discussion Question For this week’s discussion, watch two fiction, feature length movies that explores race,

ARTH204 UMUC Film and American Culture Studies Discussion Question For this week’s discussion, watch two fiction, feature length movies that explores race, has lead characters who are of different races, or with main characters who are not from a race from which you self-identify. (If you need help choosing movies, contact the instructor early in the week, or before Week Six begins.)One film is to be from the last 20 years and the other film is to be from 1945 – 1980.Identify the main characters and their race, or the race they are portraying (for example if a white actor is playing a Native American).Discuss how race, racial relations, stereotypes, and/or racism plays a part in the film.After reading this week’s material and watching the two movies, write a few paragraphs about what you have learned or what was confirmed for you. 9/13/2019
Style Guide – ARTH 204 6380 Film and American Culture Studies (2198)
You need to give us some important information about the film you are writing about.
Discussion – Use the following Style Guide at the bottom of your Initial Post about the film(s) you watched for each week’s Discussion. If the
information about the film is not in the Initial Post, the grade for that week’s discussion will be reduced by one letter grade from what the post
originally earned.
Short Papers – Use the following Style Guide in “Films Mentioned” section at the end of each of the two Short Papers. Points will be lost if the film
information is not at the end of your papers.
STYLE GUIDE
Title. Year. Director(s). Screenwriters (This would be those who wrote the actual screenplay). Starring (Include the names of at least the top three
billed actors/actresses). Note any awards the director, screenwriter(s) or stars won after their names. Awards: (Any Awards and Nominations for the
film not already mentioned. If there are any Oscar or Golden Globe awards or nominations, those are the only ones you have to include. If there are
other awards, such as film festival awards, you may mention those). Genre. Rating.
See example below.
Amadeus. 1984. Director: Milos Forman (Oscar). Screenplay: Peter Shaffer (Oscar). Starring: F. Murray Abraham (Oscar), Tom Hulce (Oscar
Nomination) and Elizabeth Berridge. Awards: 1985 Oscar for Best Picture with four other Oscars and two other nominations. Genre: Biographic,
Drama, Music. Rating: R.
FINAL PROJECTS
The Final Project is to use a proper citation according to the style you are using when writing your two papers, the bibliography in stage two and the
Final paper. For example, if you are using Chicago style it should look like this:
Title of Work. Format. Directed Firstname Lastname. Original Release Year. City: Studio/Distributor, Video release year. Medium.
Joe Versus the Volcano. Directed by John Patrick Shanley. 1990. Burbank, CA: Warner Home Video, 2002. DVD.
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