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<b>While this hasn't altered my studies much, being a French film, there was quite a bit of new vocabulary to learn (subtitles were helpful):</b><br><br><br>
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<li>Mariages: Weddings. This is mentioned quite early.</li>
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<li>Massacre: Same meaning as in English. Again, c’est un film interessant.</li>
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<li>Communiquer: (to) communicate.</li>
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<li>Chapeau: Hat</li>
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<li>Cerises: Cherries</li>
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<li>Racistes: Racists. Yep. Interesting movie.</li>
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<li>Arbres: Trees.</li>
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<li>Voisin: Neighbor.</li>
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<li>Exposition cadavre: Cadaver exhibition</li>
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<li>Viande: Meat</li>
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<li>Carnivore: carnivorous</li>
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<li>Carrée: Square</li>
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<li>Rien: Nothing</li>
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<li>Monnaie: Money</li>
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<li>Que est-ce vous fait: What are you doing?</li>
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Being set almost entirely in France, it presented an interesting (albeit quite exaggerated) image of Paris. Shown
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occasionally were the infamous faire la bise, a hospital, various government officials, and some “typical citizens”
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(particularly memorably, a very angry man whose entire part in the film was to yell “a**hole” in French). I was actually surprised at how close
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an analogue French urban culture, as depicted, is to urban culture in America. It was, in a way, eye-opening: My default assumption about France was
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largely, as I believe most people have experienced, shaped by American films. To actually watch something out of France demonstrated just how
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wrong my default assumption was, and how similar the French really are to Americans. I would imagine that this is because urban areas tend to be
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progressive, which means dropping a lot of traditions most people would expect in France, and especially since in major population centers like Paris
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there is a heavy influx of people from other places, which leads to cultural pollution and the eventual eradication of tradition in tote.
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La Belle Verte is a film about extra-terrestrial vegan telepaths who travel to Earth. The goal of the movie seems to be largely
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to point out hypocrisies and problems in modern human society (“For
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instance, if you want something, you can’t get it without money.”, “Even to eat?”, “Especially!”). It was a very
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well-made movie; while not as comedic as advertised, it contained very well-presented messages about society and human
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cruelty.<br><br>
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<img src="asshole.png" />
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J’aime ce film. C’est interessant.
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<b>My Activity:</b> My activity of choice was to watch a Francophone movie.<br>
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<b>My Movie Choice:</b> I decided to watch a Coline Serreau film named “La Belle Verte”.
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<h1>Tyler Clarke</h1>
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<h2>Cultural Activity 1</h2>
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Word Count: <span id="wordcount"></span><br><br>
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<i>Web design by Tyler Clarke. Images extracted from “La Belle Verte” by Tyler Clarke.<br>
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Design not licensed. Use it as you like. I have no clue which copyrights, trademarks, and licenses apply to the images, but I extracted them from a legally obtained copy.<br>
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Scripts by Tyler Clarke, with the help of unlicensed StackOverflow snippets (referenced in the code with comments).</i>
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