This is an example of the expectation on your assigned Movie Assignment.

1. Interpersonal Conflict
In:
Revolutionary Road & The Breakfast Club

2. Revolutionary Road
Scene #1
Scene Synopsis:
Frank and April just finished entertaining guests for dinner. Guests who are
very nosy and who did nothing but pry into their personal lives all
throughout dinner. The families son John, who is mentally ill proceeds to
bluntly judge Frank and April’s marriage and lifestyle. In this scene Frank
loses his patience at the dinner table and openly criticizes the family for
prying into their personal life. An argument arises and thereafter the family
quickly excuses themselves from their home.
What ensues after the family leaves, is what is depicted in this video clip.

3. Foul Language -Disrespect
Nonverbal Contradicting Body
Gestures
“laughing”
Emotional- Anticipation
Verbal Message –
Negative Criticism
Primary Emotions –
Disgust Anger
Blended Emotions –
Rage & Loathing

4. Revolutionary Road
Scene #2
Scene Synopsis:
In the following scene Frank and April continue to engage in disagreements
following a dinner play that they attend. April expresses disgust that the play
was boring. Frank felt offended at this as he had put allot of thought and
effort into the idea of taking her to try to mend their troubled relationship.
What follows is an argument triggered by April’s disappointment with the
play.

5. Face Attacking
Foul Language -Disrespect
Disconfirmation Avoids Responding
Face Attacking
Discourages Interrupts
Jumps to
Interpretation
Primary Emotions –
Disgust Anger
Blended Emotions – Rage
& Loathing

6. The Breakfast Club
Scene #1
Scene Synopsis:
In the following scene Andrew, Brian, Claire, Ally and John are all students who
just arrived to the library in their high school to report for weekend detention.
Although they all go to the same school, this is their first encounter interacting
with each other. They are all separated socially in school and therefore never
interact. They have little regard for each other at this point, but slowly they
begin to get to know each other.
Claire – Is a popular “prep” rich girl.
Andrew – Is they typical “jock” – wrestling – sports star.
Brian – Is a “nerd” – typical book smart, academic club student.
Ally – is a “reject” – antisocial with any groups or clubs in school.
John – is your typical “trouble maker” ditches class, causes disturbance etc..

7. Interdependent Individuals
What one person says or
does can impact other
people - interdependence
Touching
Face to Face Communication
Nonverbal Messages
Gestures
Feedback
Vocal Cues
Gestures – again 
Spatial Relationship –
Personal Space

8. The Breakfast Club
Scene #2
Scene Synopsis:
In the following scene the students continue getting to know each other
while serving their time in detention. John Bender, the student who is blunt
and disruptive proceeds to try to get a rise out of everyone by attempting to
bully them.
This scene shows the significant differences that certain social groups have
in a school setting. It depicts how these social groups are perceived to be
unable to blend or interact with one another.

9. Negative Facial Expressions
Bullying
Gossiping - making others the butt of jokes
Treating others as inferior
Verbal Insults Name Calling
Excluding members from social functions
Being unnecessarily criticized

10. QUESTIONS?