On the Waterfront
While watching the movie On the Waterfront directed by Elia Kazan, I was bombarded by many timeless topics about the human condition. The most striking of which was the struggle for power. Throughout the movie, the desire to be in control was the underlying motivation for the violence witnessed. It was the foundation to the falling out between family members and the basis for which lives were taken. Kazan brings the classic gangster story to a new level with the characters depicting a modern rags to riches theme. Unfortunately, this rise to power left the lives of many forever changed. Kazan thoughtfully describes this struggle through the use of several artistic tech
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Approximate Word count = 452
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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