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May 29, 2022 · Crying in the movies is a sign that oxytocin has been triggered by the connections you feel due to vicarious social experience. Your attention is captured and emotions elicited by the movie’s...
- Debra Rickwood
Jun 25, 2021 · By interviewing 14 documentary directors, using one audio commentary, and analysing 14 of their documentary films, I recognised two main approaches to filming death. Most documentaries exclude the moment of death, which becomes a private event outside the public eye.
- Outi J. Hakola
- 2021
We investigated the impact of three drama films with suicidal content that varied with regard to the final outcome (suicide completion, mastery of crisis and death by natural causes) and tested the moderating effect of baseline suicidality of the participants on the effects.
- Benedikt Till, Markus Strauss, Gernot Sonneck, Thomas Niederkrotenthaler
- 2015
May 1, 2011 · By exploring the death attitudes literature, this paper aims to reveal some of the risk factors behind developing higher levels of death fear, as well as discover factors that allow individuals...
May 3, 2011 · Such films depict the development of character strengths useful in embracing life and lessening death anxiety, namely zest, curiosity, self-regulation, and humor. Moreover, the role of meaning in films is pivotal for understanding death attitudes.
- Ryan M. Niemiec, Stefan E. Schulenberg
- 2011
Jun 22, 2023 · Analyzing Emotional Themes in Film. Films have an incredible power to elicit a vast array of emotions, and different genres excel at manipulating specific emotional responses. Let’s take a closer look at a few of these emotional themes and the movies that masterfully manipulate our feelings.
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Sep 22, 2020 · Death and loss are quintessential aspects of the storytelling we see from Hollywood, yet we so rarely question the lasting impact of this glamorization of suffering on the silver screen. – The use of death in books and films is essential for both character and plot development.
