C Passing file pointer into a function - c

Question

I have a problem with passing file pointers. How do I pass it if there is a function with a file pointer within a function(void writequest in my code)? It was working before I put in the void writequest. The program itself is supposed to read from one file that is filled with movie names and then put them into another. Of course, feel free to note any other failures in my code.
void writequest(int no)
{
int i, j, loop_ctrl, destination;
int movement;
char lib[loop_ctrl+1][92];
int write_nr[loop_ctrl], sorting[destination];
char searching[92];
char *c;
FILE *watched;
FILE *temp;
FILE *refrom;
FILE *reto;
FILE *towatch;
if(no==1)
{
printf("No match found.\n");
}
else if(no==0)
{
printf("Do you wish you write them into a file?\n1 - Yes\n0 - No\n");
scanf("%d", &j);
if(j==1)
{
tofile(watched, temp, refrom, reto, destination, loop_ctrl, write_nr, lib, movement);
close(towatch, watched, temp, refrom, reto);
remove("To_watch.txt");
rename("temp.txt", "To_watch.txt");
}
else if(j==0)
{
printf("Alright then\n");
close(towatch, watched, temp, refrom, reto);
}
}
}

Answer 1

char *c;
FILE *watched;
FILE *temp;
FILE *refrom;
FILE *reto;
FILE *towatch;
These are all pointers. So if you call upon them in your functions your asking for the value inside them. That's their address. except for movement. What is a bit strange.
It is vital to know what the functions exactly are before anyone can say what the problem is.