Connect:
- Depicted the normality of modern life, a bus journey
- The idea of imagination that people can relate to due to its normality
- Blended the imagination into a normal life to intrigue/confuse audience
- No dialogue
- Instrumental orchestration
- Close ups to show intimacy and what the eye doesn’t necessarily see
- Facial expressions are heavily relied on
- Sweet yet bold idea
- The entwining of two imaginary scenarios with one real one in the middle to blur the line
- Small details which are after thoughts to be audience
Pitch Black Heist:
- shown in black and white colouring, reflects the title and ambience of narrative
- Storyline shown through dialogue
- Use of humour and normal culture twinned with a serious job (asking for tea during planning a heist)
- Use of props to make humour out of a serious situation
- Shift in narrative from the heist to learning more about characterisation
- Makes the men out to be friends
- Until one betrays the other during the heist
- Things go the way the original man telling them would go (no light)
- Genuinely shown with no light so relies on the audio to be aware of narrative
- Twist is when he lights the cigarette because we know there should be no light whatsoever
- Establishing shots of area at the end give off a mysterious feel that makes the audience want to see what could happen next
The Gunfighter
- humourous take on a normal salon stand off
- Period costume and set
- Narrator, a common feature, speaks yet the twist is the characters can hear him
- Therefore he knows what they’re going to do and their thoughts before them
- Causing conflictions which results in humour and a change in fate
- Speaks of cultural and societal issues such as inequality within genders, races and sexuality
- Shows the inevitability in their actions which makes it shocking yet not shocking
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