Write a paragraph in which you make a claim about Viktor Kossakovsky's film, "Lullaby." You may: interpret the message or argument of the film, analyze what the film attempts to do, identify the impac

Write a paragraph in which you make a claim about Viktor Kossakovsky's film, "Lullaby." You may: interpret the message or argument of the film, analyze what the film attempts to do, identify the impact the film has on the viewer, examine significance of a particular detail, etc. Then, incorporate a quote from Diana George's "Changing the Face of Poverty" into your discussion. Identify where Kossakovsky and George's texts intersect in interesting ways: Do ideas overlap? Do they diverge? Deepen or complicate one another? Are they addressing compatible concepts or ideas? In your paragraph, explain how the text you use from George impacts how you, and your audience, can understand Kossakovsky's film. Use the steps of rhetorical sourcing to incorporate a text excerpt from George into your analysis.