Wednesday, 18 October 2017
city of god; why was it a success
Reasons for City of Gods success:
The film exposed the negative and more disturbing side to Brazil and Rio's slums. The largest and most influential companies and directors in Brazil at the time portrayed the country as all luxurious and exotic in order to attract as many tourists as possible for economic benefit. Many westerners would have been shocked and engaged by the City of God due to its more realistic approach to the country and would be interested in being shown this.
City of God also used many aspects of western film in their own production, which made the film familiar to western audiences. what made it stand out from many other western crime/gang films however, was the fact that this familiar filming type was being used in a foreign country, in a setting that was unknown to audiences across the globe.
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Sounds like you have read some interesting information to write this post but you haven't backed up anything you have said. Where is your evidence?! If you were to add in screenshots or even links to articles that you read this would be fantastic.
ReplyDeleteIn so much of your work, you lay solid foundations of an answer, we just need to see you go that little bit extra to ensure that you are getting the very best answers.
All the best
Mr Cooper