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Review of The Diving Bell and the Butterfly Film

By Rizal Saryad The Diving Bell and the Butterfly is a French language film produced by Pathé and France 3 Cinéma in association with Banque Populaire Images 7 and the American Kennedy/Marshall Company , and in participation with Canal+ and Ciné Cinémas. This film was released on March 23, 2007 in France and November 30, 2007 in United States directed by Julian Schnabel who had won the award for best director at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival , a Golden Globe , as well as BAFTA , a César Award , two nominations for the Golden Lion and an Academy Award nomination. The cast were Mathieu Amalric ( Jean-Dominique Bauby ), Emmanuelle Seigner (Céline Desmoulins), Anne Consigny (Claude Mendibil), Marie-Josée Croze (Henriette Durand), Olatz López Garmendia (Marie Lopez), Patrick Chesnais (Dr. Lepage), Max von Sydow (Mr. Bauby Sr.), Isaach De Bankolé (Laurent), Marina Hands (Joséphine), Niels Arestrup (Roussin), and Emma de Caunes ( Empress Eugénie ). Plot Summary

The Differences of Readers' Response towards the Meaning of “Nevermore” in The Raven

Rizal Saryadi               The word “nevermore “ (is the most interesting aspect in this poem. “Nevermore” here is depicted as the heart or the point of the poem because this word comes from the raven. According to the title “The Raven”, the presence of the raven as one of the characters in the poem is something eagerly awaited and of course the word “nevermore” has strong relation to the primary point of raven's presence which is said as the point of the poem in advance.             On this paper the writer will present reader response approach as the guide in analyzing the poem. Specifically, the writer only focus on the word “nevermore” which is very interesting to discuss based on reader response approach. The writer tries to see the deferent responses among The Raven's readers in electronic media towards the meaning of “nevermore”. After that the writer will try to conclude the final result of their responses by combining them in a sentence.