Write a minimum of a 1,000-word analysis in which you address the
following:

When
attempting to ascertain how  Tony Scott’s Man On Fire  “works”, i.e., how it is doing
what it is doing, it is up to us, the viewer, to bring together a framework of
understanding upon the film in question.  This framework employs our own
idea (or ideas) generated by and about the film that we have explored using the
basic cinematic principles and elements.

• Provide an introductory paragraph that includes the
  thesis statement that you will be arguing for in your paper. 
  Remember, a thesis is an idea you have generated about the film after
  having analyzed it extensively.

• In the body of your analysis, remember to use those
  cinematic elements and principles most applicable to your thesis statement.

• In your concluding paragraph, sum up the main ideas
  that you have generated about the film as well as provide any further
  ideas for exploration regarding this film.

Reference Film: An Introduction as well as a minimum of two
others sources (course ERRs or other legitimate sources) that will support the
thesis you are arguing. THIS IS NOT OPTIONAL

Format your analysis consistent with APA guidelines.

Because
this is an academic analysis, this paper will include an introductory paragraph, a body
consisting of the above topic points, and a concluding paragraph.