Issues In The Movie Rear Window

Words: 899
Pages: 4
Open Document
As a Resident Assistant, I get the pleasure of living in a building with thirty neighbors and observing them through my “Rear Window.” As I invest in these girls, a few issues that I have observed are depression, family conflicts, and not making time for neighbors. These issues are not unique to Grand 405. They are representative of some of the issues that are existent in society.
In the Rear Window, there were many problems that were observed by Jeff. The most serious problem that was observed was a man killing his wife. He gave evidence to support his hypothesis. One piece of evidence that he offered up was the fact that the Thorwalds were always fighting. He said that he had observed them bickering and that the wife would almost never leave …show more content…
It is not adequate to say that depression is sadness caused by painful events or circumstances, although there is a relationship between those events and depression. At Olivet this year, there has been an increase in emotional support animals. These animals usually bring comfort to their owners. There are a couple in my building are on top of that there are several more residents suffering from emotional problems. The cause of these problems varies from family issues to rape to heartbreaks. In the movie, there was a character referred to as heartbroken girl. This character was depressed and looking for love. Toward the end of the movie, viewers were on the edge of their seats as they wondered if she was going to swallow a bottle full of pills or not. Fortunately, she did not take this action and at the end of the movie you see she has found a companion. It is beneficial to both heartbroken girl and my residents to have someone to come alongside them and walk through life with them. This does need to be a boyfriend, but a friend, a neighbor. It is important to have a support system consisting of your neighbors. In the movie, one of the neighbors yells out to her neighbors about how they do not care about each other and are not acting like “true neighbors.” Acting like a true neighbor would mean be invested in each other’s lives. Which brings me to the last problem, not making time for each
Show More

Related Documents: Issues In The Movie Rear Window

Rear Window: Mccarthyism And The Red Scare

films and television were affected by McCarthyism and the Red Scare. Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window portrays the reality and dangers of McCarthyism and the sense of no privacy during the 1950’s. The Cold War took place after World War II and was between the United States and the Soviet Union. They were allies during the war to defeat Nazi Germany, but both countries disputed over many ideologies and visions…

Words 1474 - Pages 6

Alfred Hitchcock Use Of Suspense Analysis

from considering Hitchcock’s use of suspense and humour; these observations were used to help create prototypes for various Hitchcockian 3D animated short This section will look at these films: (Marnie, 1964), (North by Northwest, 1959), and (Rear Window, 1954). Many different cinematographic methods will be explored by analysing a wide range of directors including some of the most prominent individuals, such as: Alfred Hitchcock, Stanley Kubrick, and Orson Welles; as well as some lesser known film…

Words 986 - Pages 4

Alfred Hitchcock Essay

secure a job as a title designer. He designed the titles for all the movies made at the studio for the next two years. In 1923, he got his first chance at directing when the director of Always Tell Your Wife (1923) fell ill and Hitch completed the movie. Impressed by his work, studio chiefs gave him his first directing assignment on Number 13 (1922); however, before it could be finished, the studio closed its British operation. Hitch was then hired by Michael Balcon to work as an assistant director…

Words 4853 - Pages 20

Managing Information Technology (7th Edition) Essay

Edwards Brothers Cover Printer: Leghigh-Phoenex Color Text Font: 10/12, Times Credits and acknowledgments borrowed from other sources and reproduced, with permission, in this textbook appear on appropriate page within the text. Microsoft® and Windows® are registered trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation in the U.S.A. and other countries. Screen shots and icons reprinted with permission from the Microsoft Corporation. This book is not sponsored or endorsed by or affiliated with the Microsoft…

Words 239873 - Pages 960