Citations include the authors name and the year of the article

Need Film Reviews.–In this assignment you are to interpret and understand the films from an anthropological point of view. The goal of your paper is to critically analyze the message of the film(s) in light of our readings on tourism.4-5 pages (1200-1500 words), Use correct APA (or MLA) style for all citations, Quotes are used to highlight a particular point, because the author said it so eloquently. You still need to state your point; don’t let the quote make the point for you. Do NOT over quote (one per page). Quotes used properly will enhance YOUR writing.Citations include the authors name and the year of the article (Lev, 2006), and only include page numbers if you are “citing a direct quote” (Lev, 2006, p. 1).A reference list or bibliography at the end of the paper will list all the articles and books you cited in your paper.All of the films so far in the course (Framing the Other, Incidents of Travel at Chichen Itza, and Trekking on Tradition) address the tourist experience, tourist gaze, and local/tourist interactions. In this assignment, you are to write one essay analyzing all three films and their contribution to the study of tourism. It is best to do this thematically and try to organize your essay around issues/themes that emerge in all the films – rather than address each film individually.It is essential that your paper synthesizes and develops connections between the films and the course readings. While additional research/readings are not required for this assignment you may find some useful additional information elsewhere.You may need to watch the films more than once as you reflect on how they contribute to our study of tourism.Use the following questions to help formulate your analysis:What are the purpose of the films?What are the films’ messages? Do you think these are important (social, political, or moral) messages? Why?Briefly summarize the films’ content (in about one paragraph).How do the films relate to issues of tourism covered in course readings? Be specific in developing your connections/analysis to course readings.Have the films challenged and/or expanded your views on tourism? Explain how.Readings:Frohlick, Susan. 2007. Fluid Exchanges: The Negotiation of Intimacy between Tourist Women and Local Men in a Transnatinoal Town in Caribbean Costa Rica. City and Society 19(1):139-168.Lisle, Debbie. 2000. “Consuming Danger: Reimagining the War/Tourism Divide”. Alternatives 25(1) 91-116.Muzaini, Hamzah. 2005. “Backpacking Southeast Asia: Strategies of ‘looking local'”. Annals of Tourism Research 33(1) 144-61. Documentary Films: (most have shorter versions on you tube or have film critiques)Framing The OtherIncidents Of Travel In Chichen ItzaTrekking On Tradition