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thinking about work- but there are ways to do it.Try this method: start by thinking about relevance first- it's always a good reason to make an essay.
What's coming out? Who made it? What was their past work like?
What are its themes? Where are those explored in other
films? Is there a notable thing about this film's style or plot that can be compared and contrasted with other works?
And are there any older films having anniversaries, remakes or sequels?As an example I picked Mank
(recent release, prominent director/actor, linked to film culture closely).
Here's what I came up with asking those questions:- looking back at Zodiac
- another Fincher film based on real life
with extensive period reproduction- Hollywood on Hollywood: how US cinema reflects
on itself, looking at Sunset Boulevard and other movies about
making movies- Gary Oldman transforms: looking at how Oldman has
adapted to different roles, probably Darkest Hour, Hannibal- more broadly- how black and white has returned to vogue and why.

contrasting The Lighthouse (shot on film, square aspect) with Mank (digital production techniques, low contrast etc)So there you have it!
Work on picking a film first and then brainstorm around that.

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