Do you think that film makers sell nothing except dreams ?

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Do you think that film makers sell nothing except dreams ? Essay d'anglais de 2 pages. Note reçue : 16/20



Nowadays there are about ten new films every week. Knowing how many movies have been released since 1930, year of the real expansion of the cinematography is nearly impossible (especially with the globalisation). This is like guessing how many sweets in the great big supersize bottle?

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[...] I'm 20 and I kissed a boy, what can I do Despite all this we can't just blame film makers. It's not reality which counts in a film but what imagination could do with it. Films are images grounded in the reality of imagination : it's not about the real aspect of the scene, it's about the journey, creating a sustaining magic. For example in Peter Pan, the important is not being able to fly, or going to Neverland, but it's to truly to believe in the fact that being a kid is better than anything, even if it's temporary. [...]

[...] Essay l Subject : "Do you think that film makers sell nothing except dreams Nowadays there are about ten new films every week. Knowing how many movies have been released since 1930, year of the real expansion of the cinematography is nearly impossible (especially with the globalisation). This is like guessing how many sweets in the great big supersize bottle The Seventh Art has for definition form of entertainment that enacts a story by sound and a sequence of images giving the illusion of continuous movement". [...]

[...] That's why we understand that the most beautiful thing in a film is just the fact that someone was able to imagine a story like this. Even if there are a lot of fictions in Hollywood there are also a lot of documentaries which help us to be fully-aware of social issues. This media has an important influence on the evolution of our society: our vision of the world, our mood, And however we don't need the cinema to be happy, to have a dream : "People are just about as happy as they make up their minds to be" (Abraham Lincoln). [...]

[...] Indeed Tinseltown seems like a second Eden (in perfect meaning places), but we know that first we wouldn't react the same way as those, more or less, perfect heroes (it just makes us feel guilty when a perfect woman forgives everything to her friend because she just understands that he is her soulmate, and she even apologizes for a mistake she didn't commit) . Of course : we can't storyboard a life. Second : film makers don't show us, don't explain us the real way They distort the truth. For example during a kissing scene actors are not kissing with their tongues. [...]