The Sensational Novel (The Giver) By Lois Lowry
Equality, current countries claim to have reached complete and perfect equality but, humanity will never truly ever be downright equal. The Giver is the quintessential image of a flawed superb society. All evidence of difference or uniqueness has been obliterated and all memories of the past stolen from the minds of the public only known by the “Receiver”. No colors, no races, no religion, and no choices every decision is already laid out for the citizens. Phillip Noyce directed a phenomenal image of the sensational novel (The Giver) by Lois Lowry. Using cinematography skills such as colors and actors filming combinations. Early scenes in the movie were black and white to signify how the people in the community saw day to day. Towards the middle color filled the screen because Jonas had been
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All of the actors were caucasian to abolish any sense of equality issues to be caused by race. Color was gone so everyone technically had the same hair color and eye color. Everyone was equal with no qualities to distinguish them from another except height or gender. Relating to the present people are trying to argue inequalities and specific races being superior to others. Leading up to now, past movements have shaped the dystopian literature and films into dark possibilities. The Civil Rights Movement fought for equal rights of all races and ethnicities in The Giver the community’s solution was to terminate all other races and ethnicities to make the remaining people equal. Family life in The Giver was depicted as very surface level small conversations with no real emotions. Phillip Noyce directed the actors quite well because the family scenes felt
All of the actors were caucasian to abolish any sense of equality issues to be caused by race. Color was gone so everyone technically had the same hair color and eye color. Everyone was equal with no qualities to distinguish them from another except height or gender. Relating to the present people are trying to argue inequalities and specific races being superior to others. Leading up to now, past movements have shaped the dystopian literature and films into dark possibilities. The Civil Rights Movement fought for equal rights of all races and ethnicities in The Giver the community’s solution was to terminate all other races and ethnicities to make the remaining people equal. Family life in The Giver was depicted as very surface level small conversations with no real emotions. Phillip Noyce directed the actors quite well because the family scenes felt