Describe two events or portrayals in the film that, on the whole, accurately reflect what is historically accurate.

Read the questions before you watch the movie so that you will know what to look for. During your viewing or when the film is over, you may want to make short notes in the spaces provided. When the movie is completed, you will be required to fully respond to the questions in narrative form writing an extended paragraph of 16 – 20 sentences, do not just list responses to the questions. Remember the film needs to be viewed, the movie review completed and submitted by the due date.Your analysis needs to be complete and comprehensive, demonstrating that you paid attention and thought about what was shown on the screen. You may respond in the first person….. I FELT, I THOUGHT, ETC.1.Write a brief summary of the main plot, describing the event or events that are the focus of the film, stating where and when they take place and what was the main conflict and how is it resolved? Give historical context to the story. 4 SENTENCESNotes:2.Describe two images or scenes from the film that stand out in your mind. Discuss why they impressed you. 3 SENTENCESNotes: 3.Describe two events or portrayals in the film that, on the whole, accurately reflect what is historically accurate. . 3 SENTENCESNotes: 4.Describe a lesson, ideal or moral message from this film that can be applied to our personal lives or society’s actions in the modern era. Make connections. . 3 SENTENCESNotes:5. It could be said that “History is what the present chooses to remember about the past.” Given the fact that the audience will take away from the movie an impression of the historical events or figures portrayed in the story, how does the film improve the viewer’s understanding of historical events?