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Examine bias in the film version of the Craig and Bentley case, "Let Him Have it".
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Examine bias in the film version of the Craig and Bentley case, "Let Him Have it" In the film version of the Craig and Bentley case "Let Him Have It", the director shows how he is biased towards different characters. He does this in many ways. The director portrayed Christopher Craig to give the image of a villain or a bad guy in a typical western film. In reality he might not have been like the way he was, but the director has showed his biased opinion in the way that he presents Christopher Craig to be. He is mainly dressed in a long black coat and is also wearing a black hat, this will give a very negative impression. This shows that he isn't a particularly a nice person to socialise with. He gets into trouble and doesn't have a family life, this shows that he is very individual and...
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