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Title: Genre Is The Best Approach For The Academic Study Of Hollywood Film Texts
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Besides, Out of the past (1947) also does not show the lighting, style of using mirrors or fog and mist.
So how can genre be the best approach to study film noir when its generic conventions often do not fit? It confuses audiences who might use genre to differentiate film noir... Showed first 250 characters
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In my opinion, genre is not an absolute way of studying film texts. Because genre is keeps changing all the time and satisfied audience’s expectation. Sometime, audience like to expect and experience the new emotions when they watch a film, therefore, writer has to compliant their target audience, and then changes some genre trait to match up the audience’s need... Showed next 250 characters
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