Unit 5 - Film AnalysisYou will find instructions on how to complete this assignment below. When you complete the paper, submit it as an attachment to the Assignment submission area.What you will do:The film analysis is the primary assessment of what students understand about interpersonal communication. Your paper should be a minimum of 600 words.Select from one of the following contemporary films for the film analysis:The DuchessBraveheartMr. Holland’s OpusWhat Women WantSex and the City 1Pride and PrejudiceGuess Who’s Coming to DinnerSound of MusicThe Secret GardenFirst KnightFootlooseColombianaAvatarThe ProposalHitchSense and SensibilityArtificial IntelligenceThe Breakfast ClubThe Devil Wears PradaThe BlindsideNanny McPheeGran TorinoSleeping with the Enemy27 DressesGood Will HuntingFour FeathersJunoSteel MagnoliasThe Color PurpleCrashEach of these films demonstrates one or more of the major concepts discussed in this unit, including the source and role of conflict in the human quest for meaningful interpersonal relationships. If you have seen one or more of these films, you are encouraged to choose one you have already seen because communication concepts demonstrated in each film are often easier to see after multiple viewings of a film. Link as many concepts (at least 5) from this unit as you can to scenes from the film you choose.Give your essay the following header:[Your name]eCore COMM 1100[Date][Film title]When your essay is complete:Submit it to your instructor as an attachment to this Dropbox.Grading Criteria:The film analysis must have a clear introduction, body and conclusion. The introduction should contain an attention getter; a statement of topic (e.g. "This analysis is about The Waterboy."); a statement of purpose (e.g. to inform, to persuade or to entertain); a thesis that makes a judgment about the value of the film for what it teaches us about communication; and a preview of your main ideas.The body of the paper should be paragraphed to reflect your main ideas. Your main ideas and supporting ideas should be chosen and organized to demonstrate your understanding of at least 5 key concepts from this unit. Link the key concepts to scenes from the film. Key Concepts:Interpersonal conflictManaging EmotionsSelf –DisclosureSocial Judgment TheorySocial Comparison TheoryFamily RitualsStages of Relationship Development – RomanticStages of Relationship Development – FriendshipGender Norms and Impact on RelationshipsManaging Cultural Differences in RelationshipsLove DisplayIdentity Management StrategiesSocial Exchange TheoryThe conclusion of the paper should summarize your main ideas about the film and close the paper. A suggestion for thinking about how to conclude a paper is to answer the question So What? In other words, how can this film/concept help me/others in our relationships or communication behaviors?You must turn in this assignment by the due date indicated in the course calendar. As always, proper English should be used; spelling, grammar, and punctuation will be checked. Reference the book and the course material.

Discussion Prior to beginning work on this discussion, Read Chapter 13 of Macroeconomics: Private and Public Choice. Monetary policy is largely determined by the Federal Reserve Bank (Fed) in the United States. For this discussion, let’s cordially debate the necessity of the Fed. For your initial post address the following: How does the Fed control the money supply? Be sure to explain how they can expand or restrict the money supply. How does the banking system create money? List two to three pros and cons of the Federal Reserve Bank. What is your conclusion: is the Fed necessary? Support your opinion.