Summery of the movie

Annotated Bibliography Rubric

Criteria

Utilizes sources for support of the summary

Establishes context for the production of the film

Establishes historical and cultural context for film

Summary is 150-350 words in length

Bibliography format is correct (Chicago or MLA)

Clearly identifies the credibility of the source

Clearly identifies the main argument(s) and idea(s) of the source

Annotation includes two quotations from the source with citations

Describes why this source is valuable to your research

Annotation is 150-350 words in length

Bibliography format is correct (Chicago or MLA)

Source is credible

Clearly identifies the credibility of the source

Annotation includes two quotations from the source with citations

Describes why this source is valuable to your research

Annotation is 150-350 words in length

Writing is free of typos, spelling errors, and grammatical errors

Extra credit annotation #1

The name of the movies:

WALL-E (Stanton, US, 2008, 98 min.)

Modern Times (Chaplin, US, 1936, 87 min.)

Ex Machina (Garland, UK/US, 2015, 108 min.)

It Happened One Night (Capra, US, 1934, 105 min.)

Casablanca (Curtiz, US, 1942, 102 min.)

District 9 (Blomkamp, New Zealand/US, 2009, 112 min.)

Clueless (Heckerling, US, 1995, 97 min.)

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (Wright, UK/US, 2010, 112 min.)

Rear Window (Hitchcock, US, 1954, 112 min.)

The Grand Budapest Hotel (Anderson, US, 2014, 100 min.)

Singin’ in the Rain (Kelly and Donen, US, 1952, 103 min.)

The Graduate (Nichols, US, 1967, 105 min.)

Bonnie and Clyde (Penn, US, 1967, 111 min.)

Bicycle Thieves (De Sica, Italy, 1948, 93 min.)

Winter’s Bone (Granik, US, 2010, 100 min.)

Fruitvale Station (Coogler, US, 2013, 85 min.)