V for Vendette Film Analysis

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Fatima Nosseir IB English Language and Literature 11 V for Vendetta Notes Part 1 I. Genre and Audience- 1. What tradition or genre is it in? The genre for V for Vendetta is thriller, dystopia, political thriller, action. 2. What are the features determining genre? What determines the genre is that it shows the future as a bad place and it has some parts that makes the watcher get shocked, and it incorporates politics as a form of the way the future became a dystopia. And there are fighting and sword fights and people dying. 3. What other work might it be connected to? It might be connected to the Matrix or Star Wars because the same producers produced it and Natalie Portman starred in Star Wars and Hugo weaving starred in the Matrix. 4. Who made this? Why? This movie was produced by The Wachowski Brothers and directed by James McTeigue. It was made based on a comic book by Alan Moore and David Lloyd. I think the movie is like an allegory of oppression by government. And a kind of warning for governments to not be so hung up of power. 5. What can we tell about its’ creators? We can tell that they like making action movies because the Wachowski Brothers also produced the Matrix. 6. How does it fit within the director’s other work? The director directed Ninja Assassin which is an action movie, and The Raven which is thriller. a. Does it share significant narrative or thematic concerns? It just shares the genre of thriller and action. b. Does it share particular visual or technical elements? No, not supposedly. 7. What is the film’s theme? The film’s theme is vengeance, corruption, fear, facism, compassion, symbolism and fear. 8. What is the target audience? How does it address its audience? Its target audience is people who don’t care about politics it tells them that they should care, and builds up the

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