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How do the main elements of narrative and genre create meaning and generate spectator response in a sequence from a film of your choice?
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Film Studies Assignment One Written Analysis How do the main elements of narrative and genre create meaning and generate spectator response in a sequence from a film of your choice? The film I have chosen is a crime thriller called 'Bound'. Mafia moll, Violet, finds herself attracted to a female ex-con, Corky. Together they attempt to steal $2 million from Violet's boyfriend, Ceasar. It brings about the question of who can trust who throughout the film. Although it is a crime thriller it also has gangster undertones. I will discuss cause and effect, other films of the same genre, the characters, the settings, if there is equilibrium and any possible theorists. The Wachowski brothers who created 'Bound' are also responsible for 'The Matrix' which I think bares no resemblance to their debut 'Bound' in regards to genre. However the visual aesthetics that appear in each film which are appreciated by both audiences are apparent. I...
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