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Dead Man Walking
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Marcus Storey 10N Dead Man Walking 13th February 2005 'Dead Man Walking', directed by Tim Robbins, is a film about a man called Matthew Poncelot. Matthew is living in Death Row - A Dead Man Walking - as these prisoners are known, because he has killed two people in a forest. Sister Helen Prejean is requested by Matthew to be with him when he dies. This essay will explore the ways in which Tim Robbins represents this story using different techniques. There are a lot of close up shots in this film. During one of the flashbacks, we get a close up shot of the dead people. More Close up shots are shown throughout the film. For example, during the film there are numerous close up shots of the clock with the effect that time left is ticking away. Early on in the film there is a grid that separates Matthew and...
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