What is the film technique of flashback? What are the functions of flashbacks in Song of the Exile?

For the final exam, use Time New Roman font size 12 as standard format to meet the 6-8 lines limit for each set of questions. You must do 6 sets of questions.Short Answers (6 questions x 5 = 30): type your answers, each limited to 6-8 lines (NOT 6 sentences).1. Discuss how these two (2) details from Rouge articulate nostalgia: Fleur (Ruhua) getting lost in the 1980s’ Hong Kong; Fleur’s recollection of her brothel life in the 1930s. Then briefly explain how local consciousness is reevaluated in the film (e.g., positively, negatively, or neutrally).2. Explain how Made in Hong Kong cinematizes the urban spaces of Hong Kong as a ghostly city with two (2) examples. What is Fruit Chan’s evaluation of the 1997 handover (e.g., nostalgic, critical, or else)?3. What is film genre? Name three (3) different genres and the representative films we have discussed in this course.4. Cite two (2) examples from Happy Together to illustrate how the film uses the landscape of Buenos Aires to create a feeling of loneliness and disconnectedness. What message does the film send by ending with the scene of Taipei night market?5. What is the film technique of flashback? What are the functions of flashbacks in Song of the Exile? Describe in as much detail as possible.6. Unpack: Stephen Teo remarks: “Hong Kong cinema’s hybridity, freely mixing elements from East and West, is perhaps seen to best effect in the horror genre, combining aspects of Western vampire movies, Chinese ghost stories and Hong Kong’s own kung fu and comedy genres” Also, “The reincarnation theme is the backbone in all ghost stories, and it is the ghost story which defines Hong Kong’s horror genre.” Based on what you have learned this summer, what do these statements mean?I will uploaded all the articles and readings, some question need cited details from the movies or scenes of the movie