Gran Torino

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GRAN TORINO

Introduction

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Analysis

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Bibliography

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Scenes

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Conclusion

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Index

1. Racial and Cultural Tensions 2. Legacy and Change 3. Gang and Social Decay 4. Human Connection 5. Redemption and Sacrifice 6. Historical Context and Social Changes

Main Thematics:

In 'Gran Torino,' the harsh realities of aging and the social challenges confronted by the elderly are depicted through Walt Kowalski's character, offering an exploration of isolation, generational gaps, and the evolving dynamics of aging in contemporary society.

Title: Gran Torino Year: 2008 Director: Clint Eastwood Screenwriter: Nick Schenk (screenplay), Dave Johannson (story), Nick Schenk (story) Major Actors: - Clint Eastwood as Walt Kowalski - Christopher Carley as Father Janovich - Bee Vang as Thao Vang Lor - Ahney Her as Sue Lor Genre: Drama Setting: The story is set in Detroit, Michigan, in a neighborhood undergoing demographic changes.

Informations:

1.Introduction

The relationship between Sue, Thao and Walt.

The strong presence of racism.

Walt's family relationship.

The War Trauma.

MAIN POINTS:

2.Analysis

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3.Scenes

Conclusion

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Author's name (2013), Book title. Place of publication: Publisher.

Author's name (2013), Book title. Place of publication: Publisher.

Author's name (2013), Book title. Place of publication: Publisher.

Judah Grunstein (2009), ‘Gran Torino’ and the Long-Term Impact of War. WORLD POLITICS REVIEW.

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Stacy Torres (2011), Aging Gran Torino-style. Contexts, Vol. 9 (No. 1)

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5. Bibliography

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3.Scenes