Contrasting "the Black Girl" and "the Ballad of Noriyama" Essay | Essay

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Contrasting "the Black Girl" and "the Ballad of Noriyama" Essay | Essay

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Contrasting "the Black Girl" and "the Ballad of Noriyama"

Summary: Compares and contrasts the two films "The Black Girl" and "The Ballad of Noriama." Describes how symbolism varies from culture to culture. Examines the common theme of suicide.
Symbolism varies from culture to culture. The messages of different factors are interpreted differently. Also, there are varying strengths to symbols within a culture. While suicide is a bold statement in any culture, it is represented in a variety of ways with many meanings. For instance in the movie "The Ballad of Norayama" suicide is looked upon as a good thing in that the old woman was helping the rest of the village to thrive. In a movie like "The Black Girl," suicide is the only option that the girl had, and she kills herself to make a point to her former mistress. Suicide has a negative connotation, but it is with that connotation that it serves its point. Some of the most striking points are made with the dramatic use of suicide. In "The Ballad of Norayama" and "The Black Girl" suicide is proposed in two different...

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