After watching Jon Sayles's 1996 film Lone Star, answer the following five questions, utilizing relevant terminology. Answers should be concise and precise. 

 

1. Is the film's ideology neutral, implicit, or explicit?

2. Does the film's ideology lie on the left, the center, or the right side of the political spectrum?

3. Point out one specific aspect of editing at any point during the film to indicate that the film's ideology is left, center, or right. Also, provide a brief explanation.

4. Point out one specific aspect of sound at any point during the film to indicate that the film's ideology is left, center, or right. Also, provide a brief explanation.

5. Point out one specific aspect of tone at any point during the film to indicate that the film's ideology is left, center, or right. Also, provide a brief explanation.

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The films ideology is implicit rather than explicit It is not overtly stated or preached but it is s... View the full answer