A Level Eduqas Film Studies Quick Film Guide: Blade Runner

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Quick Film Guides for A Level Eduqas Film Studies

Plus! A firm focus on the specialist study areas for each film, including: spectatorship, narrative, ideology, auteur, critical debates, filmmaker’s theories

Encourage independent study with these concise yet comprehensive companions for A Level Eduqas Film Studies. Perfect prior to learning, during study or even as revision material before the exam, these flexible guides provide detailed analysis of key contexts and film form.

Spark interest with engaging notes on plot, style and reception.
Maintain focus with helpful break down of social, cultural, historical, political and industrial contexts.
Cover the key content with illuminating exploration of genre, narrative, characters and themes.
Ensure exam success with higher-level analysis of cinematography, mise en scène, sound, editing and performance.

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Activities to recap and expand learning – perfect for homework tasks.
Key term definitions to ensure students grasp difficult concepts and ‘Did you know?’ boxes to keep students engaged.

Suggested answers are provided for all activities.

Blade Runner

Component 1 Section A: Hollywood 1930–1990

Explore the pessimistic dystopia that is Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner. Full of crime-ridden backstreets and forgotten inhabitants of a planetary ghetto; this neo-noir masterpiece is sure to engage students with its deep and significant meaning. Plus! Learn all about Ridley Scott’s signature auteur status with clear links across the guide.

Quick Film Guides for A Level Eduqas Film Studies

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