Study Guide compares the book Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad to the movie Heart of Darkness (1993 TV movie) This is the only movie of Heart of Darkness. The screenplay is fairly accurate until Kurtz is introduced. Some characters and plot points are added to the film and others from the book are omitted. The tone, settings, and main themes of the book remain intact, including racism, colonialism, moral corruption, and the question of who is more civilized – the European or the African?
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Each study guide contains:
The Movie: A scene-by-scene comparison with chapters in the book, including errors and omissions in the movie.
The Book: Complete chapter-by-chapter summaries of the book.
How Accurate is the Movie? Each study guide rates the movie's accuracy according to Plot, Characters, Setting, Structure, Symbols, and Theme and reveals what's in the movie that's NOT in the book and what's in the book that's NOT in the movie.
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