Student will write seven- to eight-page, double-spaced review of the book or movie. In this review, students will evaluate what details from the book or the movie bring the subjects to life and what does it teach them about differences among humans and how humans respond to those differences. Additionally, students will discuss how the topics raised in the book or the movie relate to the topics in the textbook and class discussions and what they did learn from reading this book. In this review, student are expected to combine their own thoughtful analysis with ideas and information found in other sources. Your references should include the textbook and the film/book at the least, but you are welcome and encouraged to use additional resources. Therefore, as in any scholarly writing, students should not merely copy information from another author, but use evidence to support the contentions they have drawn from their findings and critically analyze related literature – this paper has to be an analytical paper, not a summary of readings. Review must meet APA requirements of format and style. Students must cite the sources of all ideas, facts, and information used that are not their own, even if they have put the information into their own words. Failure to do so is plagiarism, even if the oversight is unintentional. DO HOTEL RWANDA FILM