Nightwatching About Rembrandt van Rijn. Written and directed by Peter Greenaway, with Martin Freeman, Emily Holmes, 2007, 136 min. Rembrandt Directed by Alexander Korda, taken from the film play by Carl Zuckmayer, with Charles Laughton and Gertrude Lawrence, 1936, 85 min. Girl with a Pearl Earring About Jan Vermeer's mistress. Screenplay by Olivia Hetreed, directed by Peter Webber, with Colin Firth and Scarlett Johansson, based on the novel by Tracy Chevalier, 2003, 100 min. Goya's Ghost About Francesco Goya. Directed by Milos Forman, written by Milos Forman & Jean- Claude Carriere with Javier Bardem, Natalie Portman, Stellan Skarsgård, and Randy Quaid, 2006, 114 min. Lust for Life About Vinnont von Cooh Dirootod hu Vinnonto Minnalli Camarin t 2 13 nd to Binder Reflect in e Portfolio Download 9 JUN 1 29 del 3D F3 000 000 F4 @ $ % Movie Selection: Films about the lives of Famous Artists: These can be found on-line through Netflix, Hulu, etc, and most are available to be check out at your local video store, Woodward Library, and many can be found at your local public library. Agony and the Ecstasy About Michelangelo Buonarroti. Directed by Carol Reed, story and screenplay by Philip Dunne with Rex Harrison and Charlton Heston adapted from the novel written by Irving Stone, 1965, 138 min. Caravaggio About Michelangelo Caravaggio. Written and directed by Derek Jarman with Nigel Terry and Sean Bean, 1987, 90 min. Artemisia About Artemisia Gentileschi. Screenplay by Agnés Merlet and Christine Miller, directed by Agnès Merlet with Michel Serrault, Valentina Cervi, Miki Manojlovic, Brigitte Catillon, Maurice Garrel, Emmanuelle Devos, 1997, 96 min. Nightwatching About Rembrandt van Rijn. Written and directed by Peter Greenaway, with Martin Freeman, Emily Holmes, 2007, 136 min. Rembrandt Directed by Alexander Korda, taken from the film play by Carl Zuckmayer, with Charles Laughton and Gertrude Lawrence, 1936, 85 min. Girl with a Pearl Earring About Jan Vermeer's mistress. Screenplay by Olivia Hetreed, directed by Peter Webber, with Colin Firth and Scarlett Johansson, based on the novel by Tracy Chevalier, 2003, 100 min. Coug's Chost 2 13 nd to Binder Reflect in ePortfolio Download JUN 1 29 du. 3D I F4 % discussion of at least one film review in relation to your own observations. Is it a fair assessment? Do you agree or disagree? Why? Note that it may be difficult to find on-line reviews for older, pre-internet films. Be sure to correctly and thoroughlynotate author/ source used. 3: Questions about the film In this concluding paragraph you should raise questions. What questions do you have regarding the accuracy of events? How would you approach separating fact from film fiction? What potential avenues of inquiry did you find in the film? Are there any artworks, events, and/ or personal or private relationships would you like to learn more about? Were you able to come to any conclusions bases on your perfunctory investigation in Oxford Art Online? What research would need to be done in order to answer these questions? Do you know if there are any primary sources (first-hand accounts, letters, diaries, interviews) existing about or written by this artist that would provide useful in this inquiry? To what degree do you think this film based on primary sources and to what degree is it an invention of the writers or adapted from a fictional novel? Movie Selection: Films about the lives of Famous Artists: These can be found on-line through Netflix, Hulu, etc , and most are available to be check out at your local video store, Woodward Library, and many can be found at your local public library. Agony and the Ecstasy About Michelangelo Buonarroti. Directed by Carol Reed, story and screenplay by Philip Dunne with Rex Harrison and Charlton Heston adapted from the novel written by Irving Stone, 1965, 138 min. 2 d to Binder Reflect in e Portfolio Download 9 JUN 1 29 Web 3D MacBook Pro 000 % blogs, etc. are not acceptable sources. Journals and newspapers are available at the library in hardcopy and microfilm/form and may need to be consulted for older pre-internet films. Your paper must include a section (a paragraph or two) In each of the three: 1: Brief Introduction: Biography of the Artist Write a brief biographical summary on the featured artist taken from the online Oxford Art Online as relevant to the film. You may also choose to make use of any supplementary book sources such as an art history survey textbook or a scholarly biography. Be sure to correctly and thoroughly notate author/ source used. 2: Synopsis of film: your brief summary and review, and other critiques By using the AM or IMBd begin by introducing the film by title, date, awards received or other related information you would like to include such as information about the director. Give your brief summary of the plot, main characters, etc and give your critique of the film. Include the 1 13 - to Binder Reflect in e Portfolio Download 9 JUN 1 29 3D Macbook Pro ODO F4 F5 F6 $ % 2 3 & Your paper should be well written and well thought out: 2-3 pages 11pt, double spaced. order to receive full credit, 3 components must be met and at least 3 sources must be us 1. the AM or IMDb for background information of the film, director, etc (see below); 2. the Oxford Art Online (the date base can be accessed through Woodward Library's we found on the Art LibGuide (the link is provided on D2L); 3. and at least one legitimate film review. Avoid plagiarism by documenting each source a it is used with parenthetical notations with are fine. Example: (“Article title," Source in whi came from, page number if applicable, the date you accessed this source if found online). Online film databases: AllMovie (AM): Www.allmovie.com Internet Movie Database (IMDb): www.imdb.com Rotten Tomatoes: www.rottentomatoes.com is not an acceptable source but is a fun site wh may link you to movie reviews in other journals, some suggested one to search are li below (but not an acceptable source). Film review sources: Suggested sources for finding credible reviews from reputable newspapers and journals suc the New York Times, Rollingstone, Washington Post, People, Philadelphia Inquirer, etc are available online (sometimes with a free subscription). Rotten Tomatoes, tabloids, personal blogs, etc. are not acceptable sources. Journals and newspapers are available at the library is hardcopy and microfilm/form and may need to be consulted for older pre-internet films. Your paper must include a section (a paragraph or two) on each of the three: 1 13 AL to Binder Reflect in ePortfolio Download JUN 29 KO
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