Understanding Of Racism |Get Solution

1. Give your review a special headline or phrase to describe its “tension.” Grab the reader’s attention or entice people to read your review.                                            1 pointFocus the paper                                                                                                                        1 pointNear the beginning tell the reader all the obligatorystuff – the title of the movie, the year it was made, the type of movie it is [comedy, documentary, tragedy, biography, etc.]  In one sentence or two, explain verysimply how the movie portrays racism  – not necessarily what happens. [Remember your focus is on racism in America and how it impacts the characters.]Highlight the understanding of “religion” [this entails beliefs and values in the movie it may not be necessarily connecter with or to “church.”                                                                                                                                                                                                    3 pointsWhat characters believe it without question?  Who challenges or assumes another understanding of the situation?  What are the implications of the ending?  Does this movie support or undermine racism as you understand it?Describe a key moment or idea.                                                                          2 pointsGo into detail about something significant that touched, intrigued or bothered you.  What scene or scenes do you think was/were pivotal in understanding the real issue? Capture the “essence” of the movie as it relates to Racism and Religion [Values] in America.   Give your own opinion. Evaluate the movie’s presentation of racism in America                                                                                                                                    2 points  Do you agree or disagree with the portrayal of racism or religion? EXPLAIN WHY you agree or disagree.  Was the portrayal of the situation believable?  Did the movie deepen your understanding of racism?  Justify your opinion, [that opinion should grow out of what you wrote in the rest of the review].  Give concrete reasons to support your position.Communicating across the curriculum                                                                              1  point