Monday, 19 November 2012

Wallander

In this shot we barely see anything as a viewer, we start asking questions like: where is this, what is this, why is this important? This has been included on purpose to hide important details from the audience that would give away too much imformation, the director doesn't want this because he wants these questions being asked.

In this shot we see more imformation, things like we are near the seaside, abandoned area, at the countryside.  Even more questions are now being asked like why are we here and why is this significent. The audience now see the setting and it's the first shot we see.

In this shot we see a car, we start asking things like what car is that? We can also vaguely see 2 people walking away from this car, we ask why are they walking away? Are they lost? why are they in such an abandoned place? The director wants us to ask these questions to make it tense for us.



We then know for definate that these girls harmed this man, as one of the girls is holding a knife with blood on it, it's been used. Some of their identity is discovered aswell, as she is wearing some black glove on her hand which looks quite grungy/gothy, also in black which represents danger/death. Also gives us the impression that they done this.


This shot has been taken in the car so you can see the two girls in the foreground. There is blood in the window and the music is still playing which shows how quickly this all happened as no-one even turned the music off/down. You can also see this man is a taxi driver so some of his idendity has been shown to the audience.
These series of pictures show the a cross cutting of the 2 girls then the man injured in the car, then it cuts back to the 2 girls again but this time is shows their identity and body language. They are covered in blood so they have done this to the man, especially with how angry they look. It also shows that these 2 girls and this man have a link with the way that it keeps cutting back like they have done something wrong.

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