De Anza College American Western Classic Films Interpretative Essay Over the past ten weeks we have studied the American Western through three themes. -Fi

De Anza College American Western Classic Films Interpretative Essay Over the past ten weeks we have studied the American Western through three themes.

-First, we have examined how a series of films represents the West or the Frontier as a specific imagined space of chaos and violence. It is also a space where heroes can accomplish supra-human deeds, where law and justice are often identified with force and power, and it is a space of immense potentiality.

-Second, we discussed how the American western represented the struggle between good and evil. Some films represent this struggle as a singular conflict while other films represent is as an eternal struggle in which neither good nor evil vanquishes the other permanently, and others view the struggle as cosmic struggle.

-And, third, we examined how the other can be represented through a dynamic of religious understanding or misunderstanding. As we have noted, this dynamic is central in representations of Native American peoples, as well as otherness in settlers and ranchers, pan and sluice miners and high-pressure hydrological minning.

You need finish all of the films from the lists, beside on the Three themes. Each films 200 words.

1.the Brave,

2.Red River,

3.High Noon,

4.The Searchers,

5.My Darling Clementine,

6.The Wild Bunch,