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English, 14.12.2019 17:31, shannonderemer

Hello, can you me make a description of a movie poster using the following methodology:

introduction and identification

-nature of doc.
-the paratext (author, date
-the context (historical, literary
-theme / problematic.

image description

-we start from the most visible to the least visible.
-foreground.
-second plan.
-background.

analysis and interpretation

-explain the choices (color, placement
-what was the intention of the author and is it successful.

on open office, word (by writing about 10 lines).

you in advance

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