Giant

The main theme of the movie 'Giant' as directed by George Stevens is (a)   .

• The evolution of film technology

• Acceptance of cultural differences

George Stevens won (a)   for directing 'Giant'.

• BAFTA Award
• Academy Award

How does the movie 'Giant' depict the integration of cultures?

• Through the marriage of Bick and Leslie from different cultural backgrounds

• By highlighting technological advancements in film

How does Leslie treat the Mexican-American workers compared to the rest of the Benedict family?

• She treats them with respect and cares for their children.

• She ignores them completely.

What is the main theme of acceptance highlighted in the story?

• Acceptance of changing family roles.

• Acceptance of people with different heritage.

What event causes a public confrontation between Bick and Jett?

• Jett's disrespectful behavior at the hotel opening.

• Jett's investment in Hollywood.

What action does Bick take when a Mexican-American family is treated unkindly in the restaurant?

• He asks the owner to apologize.

• He intervenes on their behalf and fights with Sarge.

What is the symbolic significance of the grandchildren's physical features in the film?

• It represents the diversity of the American population.

• It signifies the health issues in modern society.

According to Leslie, what ties all the vast elements of the structure together in the film?

• The acceptance and change in the family.

• The final speech made by Jett Rink.

What is the last scene of Jett Rink in the film meant to symbolize?

• Triumph in solitude.

• Failure despite wealth and power.