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Villanueva Rejean Y. - 1BSE-E SOCST - Short Film Analysis
Villanueva Rejean Y. - 1BSE-E SOCST - Short Film Analysis
Villanueva Rejean Y. - 1BSE-E SOCST - Short Film Analysis
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SHORT FILM AS A FORM OF LITERATURE
OBJECTIVES
Differentiate short film from feature film;
Share ideas and insights about the meaning and significance of a short film; and
Discuss larger issues and bigger meanings in a short film.
FOCUS: KIWI
A short film is any film not long enough to be considered a feature film. No consensus exists
as to where that boundary is drawn, although the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
defines a short film as "an original motion picture that has a running time of 40 minutes or less,
including all credits".
Kiwi is a short film that is about a flightless bird that did everything just to experience what
other birds are capable of – flying. Kiwi cut the trees and nailed every single one at the side of
the cliff. After all trees have been nailed, Kiwi jumped off the cliff with its wings open and a tear.
4. What does the film tell about ambitions and dreams? (50-100 words)
The film tell us a life lesson about too much can harm you, too much ambitions can lead
to disappointment. There is no problem dreaming, and aiming a dream. Only, you must
know and aware that some dreams are unreachable and if you insist and force it, maybe it
will be unsuccessful or worst it will be harmful and would cause you a problem.
5. If you were Kiwi, would you do the same? Would you risk everything to chase a dream?
(50-100 words)
For me, I would not do the same thing if I know it will harm me. I would not do such
thing that will cause me end my life. What’s the point of chasing those dreams if at the end it
will be a failure. Maybe I would go for those dreams that reachable. To those dreams that
seems impossible but possible.