To satisfy viewers’ expectations and, at the same time, keep them interested and entertained, filmmakers must constantly negotiate between viewers’ contradictory desires for [1] and [2].

Documentaries such as Going Clear (2015) about scientology and Wordplay (2006) about crossword enthusiasts are examples of the _____ documentary tradition.

Whose 1936 essay critiquing the effects of mass production and consumption influenced countless artists and theorists, including experimental filmmakers?

Ken Burns’ multi-part PBS documentaries about baseball, jazz, the Civil War, the Vietnam War, country music, and, most recently, Ernest Hemingway are examples of the _____ documentary tradition.

Given what kind of film Blazing Saddles is, as well as when it was produced, it is unsurprising that its characters do not adhere to the _____ seen in so many classical films.

By the end of Rear Window, Lisa (Jeff’s girlfriend) has developed in a(n) _____ way.

Because actual footage does not exist, many of the shots of Sarah Polley’s mother as a young woman in Stories We Tell are _____.

Westerns that question the ideologies of traditional westerns – from Sam Peckinpah’s violent The Wild Bunch (1969) to the Coen Brothers’ Oscar-winning No Country for Old Men (2007) – are best classified as _____ westerns.

Genre-wise, the films The Wizard of Oz (1939), Les Misérables (2012), and La La Land (2016) are all best categorized as _____.

Extra Credit 2: Term for the ancient group of fish that had boney plates on their epidermis.