Even though there is very minimum shade of red throughout the film, it was chosen that the blood of the Jewish should remain within the shades of black and white. Dozens of Jewish men and women are shot to death in the film, yet their blood is shown black. This might have been made in order to make the victims appear almost non-human, just as their killer saw them, and therefore make the audience realize how the Nazis dehumanized their victims. The black and white effect of the film also gives the notion of real footage. The images known from the
How does the theory and practice of montage cinema as seen in Eisenstein and Vertov differ from mainstream cinema of the same period? Discuss with reference to critical material and any film examples you want to use. You need to remember to include the theory in this essay to help ground a compare and contrast-type answer Eisenstein,s beyond the Stars: The Memoirs of Sergei Eisenstein,ed.Richard Taylor,trans.William Powell. British Film Institute: London In the first of my film,Strike,I wanted to take the terror of the finale to a high point. The most horrible thing in the representation of blood is blood itself.
He uses the words 'a young man and his girl', as to say that this could have happened to anyone. Morgan creates very violent images using his great word choice; 'ragged diamond', 'shattered plate glass' and 'broken window'. He uses onomatopoeia to add sound effects to the silent image in your head; 'shattered plate glass', 'bristling with fragments of glass' an 'spurts'. Also, Morgan uses contrast; 'spurts arterial blood On her wet-look white coat', which gives you an image of how deep red blood looks on a snowy white backround, and helps you imagin how dangerous and deadly the injury is. Morgan also uses contrast of the young couples emotions of 'surprise, shock and the beginning of pain' to the youths whose 'faces show no expression'.
Tre shouts out “Ricky”, the director uses a tracking show mixed with slow motion to show Ricky running away from the rival car after hearing Tre's voice. This camera gives us a mood of tension and makes the audience feel scared. The director John Singleton has used great camera techniques to film the key scene. Secondly, the director has edited the film to
Faber is talking to Guy through the ear device and tells him to run, but Guy thinks of the mechanical hound, so instead he gets the grabs the flamethrower that Beatty was handing to him. Guy burns down his house along with the books and gets arrested by Captain Beatty. “The books leapt and danced like roasted birds, their wings ablaze with red and yellow feathers.” – Personification & Simile Scene II: The house is burnt and Captain Beatty tells Guy that Mildred’s friends had also turned in an alarm earlier … he was an idiot for reciting poetry like that. Beatty hits Guy and the green bullet falls out, Beatty picks it up and says he’ll burst Guy’s friend, so Guy still having that flamethrower in his hand he burns Captain Beatty alive and the mechanical hound, too. “Why don't you belch Shakespeare at me, you fumbling snob?
To achieve a mark in band 4 or higher, candidates should offer a substantial treatment of both parts. 7 Question 3 How does Golding present violence in Lord of the Flies? (30 marks) Indicative content A01 The various violent events which occur: the deaths, the hunting The savagery of Jack‟s tribe – both in attitude and action The attitude of Jack and Roger What the violence represents A02 How Jack and Ralph are presented by Golding Contrast of the description of the death of Simon and the death of Piggy The language/chanting of the boys as they hunt the pig Structure: the gradual descent of the boys into savagery, how it is foreshadowed and how the ending changes things 8 Question 4 How does Golding present Piggy as „a true, wise friend‟? (30 marks) Indicative content A01 Overt consideration of the words „true‟ and „wise‟ in relation to Piggy Piggy at the start of the novel and the conch Others‟ attitudes to him His relationship with Ralph and how he is also a „friend‟ to the island A02 Presentation of Piggy‟s appearance and his speech which seem at odds with his wisdom The description of his death and what it symbolises How Golding presents others‟ attitudes to him His glasses and the idea of
Super Size Me Attacks Maccas Documentaries are created to make an audience feel strongly about the director’s argument. In the case of, Super Size Me, which Morgan Spurlock produced and directed in 2004, he has invited the audience to believe that McDonalds is evil and he goes to all extremes to prove this. Super Size Me is an issue driven documentary, meaning that Spurlock has especially designed this documentary based on the effect fast food has on your body. He has positioned the audience to think that Maccas is evil by using many film techniques, including, talking heads, interviews, music, animations, camera angles, still photos, voice over, and facts. This documentary may be challenged on a number of levels as it has many
As technology become more advance, people use their knowledge to create a lot of weapons to fight with other like guns and bombs. For example, in the story, John sees the fire fallings out of the sky and a mist that poisoned. It helps the reader to realize that all the ruin roads and broken statues in “By the Water of Babylon” were the disaster that cause by bombs. Like John said “They ate knowledge too fast” it’s
I chose this photo because I’ve watched parts of the movie, and read the text, the part that really touched me and tore me apart was when the men had to dig up bodies from the mass graves with their bare hands, after digging them up they had to pile them up, throw flammable fluids such as gasoline and burn the massive piles of bodies so that no sign of this mass murder was left. The worst part is that the men sometimes stumbled upon bodies of their beloved such as their mothers, fathers, siblings, wives and children and having to set them on
In the arena, to make things more tricky and to kill the kids faster, they add dangerous blood rains and poisonous fog. They even have mechanical mockingjays that sound like your family members screaming near the killer fog. This makes Katniss and her competitors want to run straight to the poisonous fog and try to find them. Figurative Language: I found this quote in the beginning of chapter 2. “In my mind, President Snow should be viewed in front of marble pillars hung with oversized flags.