Category: Media, Film and Communication Studies
Wes Anderson’s Approach of Storytelling Using Narrators With Four Short Films: “The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar,” “The Swan,” “The Rat Catcher,” and “Poison”
This research examines the unique narrational strategies used by Wes Anderson in his four short films, “The Wonderful Story of …
Cultural Specificity in Nollywood Comedy Films
Noel Carroll, in his seminal work on humor, posits the notion that comedy is inherently bound to the cultural milieu …
A Look At The Current Society Through The Prism Of Absurdity, Surrealism And Black Humor: Quentin Dupieux’s Film Cases
The aim of this presentation is to present and analyse the films of Quentin Dupieux, an exceptional, yet little explored …
A Framework for the Exploration: Video Adaptations
The reproducibility and boundaries of art are discussed in a wide range of theories. With both modernism and postmodernism, the …
Chinese Independent Documentary Cinema in the Age of New Media From 1990 to 2020
The purpose of this study is to take new media as an entry point to discover the development of Chinese …
The Meaning and Perception of Korean-Style Flower Arrangements: A Marketing Strategy and Consumer Behaviour Pattern in Florist Business Development
This study is important to determine the influence of Korean-style flower arrangements on the development of marketing communication strategies to …
The Female Gaze and the Middle-Aged Filipino Women’s Reception of Empowered/Disempowered Women in Korean Television Series
Since the 1990s, ‘Hallyu’ or the ‘Korean wave’ has become one of the biggest cultural phenomena across Asia, resulting in …