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Paths Of Glory Examples Of Brotherhood

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A common theme throughout the movies we watched, Paths of Glory, Beasts of No Nation, and City of God was that of Brotherhood. Brotherhood is a common theme throughout all war movies but especially prevalent in these. For example, to develop this theme in Paths of Glory, Stanley Kubrick, uses the costumes to show uniformity, which in turns represents brotherhood. Another example of this in Paths of Glory is the use of the dialogue by Colonel Dax as he is constantly trying to defend his company from the council. In Beast of No Nation the director, Cary Fukunaga, develops the theme of brotherhood by showing how close Agu and Strika were, and showing them go through their hardships together. For example, the scene where Agu is first introduced

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