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Indigenous Film Making in Cultural Contexts Essay

 

Assessment Task 2: Indigenous Film-Making in Cultural Contexts

Criteria:

Depth of engagement with narrative, characterisation, cinematography, sound, or other relevant cinematic techniques 25%

Understanding of the social, cultural, and/or historical contexts for the film(s) chosen, including depth of background research around Indigenous identities 45%

Development of argumentation, coherenc of written expression, and comprehension of chosen task option 20%

Accuracy, consistency, and relevance of scholarly referencing 10%

Option 1 Critical Essay

This essay requires a response to the following question: how do two films from Block II of Global Cinema (i.e. Samson & Delilah, Vai, Waru, Hunt for the Wilderpeople, Kuessipan) reveal, explore, and/or provide a critical perspective on cultural identities and cultural differences? This question is deliberately broad to allow you to combine different films in original ways.

Option 1 requires engagement with at least three Required or Recommended Readings from Block II of Global Cinema. Readings on the Indigenous Australian Film-Makers (Further Resources) page can also be used to meet this requirement. Please remember that critical essays need to demonstrate an understanding of the authors/works cited, including similarities or differences between authors’ arguments.