Your topic should be clearly articulated in the first paragraph. It should also be stated and developed in a manner that reflects your
Film Comparison Paper
You are asked to write a paper comparing and contrasting No Man’s Land and another
recommended film from the course lecture and our discussion. The paper should be 6-8
pages or so long (body of text, double-spaced, 12 point font, 1” margins) and include a
bibliography. Do not forget to include citations either within text, endnotes or footnotes.
Instructions for Film Comparison Paper
[1] Topic Selection. Your topic should be clearly articulated in the first paragraph. It
should also be stated and developed in a manner that reflects your knowledge of the course
materials, reading you have done on the topic, and the United Nations and international
relations more generally. Topics should be more tangible than simply saying: “I want to
study how professors are portrayed in film.”
[2] Caution. The paper you write should not be a sequential description of the films you
watched. Although you will need to summarize each film so that the reader would
understand the move even it they have not see it. Your paper should be more than this
synopsis, it should be thematic.
[3] Artistic. There should also be an artistic component woven into your paper.
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