• How well does the film present the perspective of the people the film is about?
• Is the film biased?  Keep in mind that most of these films are not made by members of the groups featured in the films, and many are made about non-Western peoples by Westerners.
• Is there a particular scene that illustrates a key concept from our class?  Describe and discuss it, link it to a reading or readings.
• Does this film challenge your world view?  How so?
• Does the film challenge Western ideas about the topic(s), and in what way?
• What point was the film maker(s) trying to make?  Does the film make the point well? (Better as part of a longer paper than by itself)
• How does the film illustrate or challenge an idea from related readings?
• Compare and contrast two related films and how they treat/relate to one another and to course topics.

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