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writing film notes about “The Lion in Winter” (movie)
Your notes should be between 2 and 3 pages long. The notes are not for the purpose of summarizing the film, except for when a bit of summary is needed to make your point. Keep in mind that these notes serve a variety of purposes and will be graded according to these purposes: they will demonstrate your engagement in the film discussed, serve as evidence that you are keeping up with the readings, and help you organize your thoughts for class discussion and for your final paper. If you do not engage with at least one of the readings on the film, your set of notes will not receive a passing grade. Some of the kinds of questions you should consider as you write and polish your notes are: when was the film made, where, by whom? What was going on in the world around the time the film was made? What are the main messages of the film? Is there a hidden subtext? What kinds of connections can you make between the films and the readings? Did something specific interest you about the film? This is not about whether or not you liked the film. But there are many more questions you can ask and answer. Due dates for your notes are in the syllabus and in assignment tabs. In classes devoted to discussion of films and readings, you will bring your notes on the film and notes from your readings to class.
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