- Didn't try to make anyone all good or all bad - didn't oversimplify
- Didn't cut out problematic things characters said eg ex pimp saying he didn't regret his life
- Begins with inner city streets of chicago - gritty dark run down, contrasts with blue pink sunset over skyscrapers - underbelly, beautiful on the outside
- recurring motif of Brenda looking into mirror and applying make up/eyelashes/weave
- Brenda seems so strong then in one emotional scene near the end she reveals how emotional and fragile she still is
- Brenda as link between different stories, different aspects/sides to prostitution
- Brenda asked documentary maker to come and raise awareness
- All girls in the school club had been raped
- Platform to speak out
- Crying behind camera
- Just documentary maker and sound recordist - quiet, easy to get along with
- when getting permission from contributor gave documentary maker's details back and said would keep in touch
Thursday, 9 April 2015
Notes from 'Dreamcatcher'
Labels:
Feminism,
Film Analysis,
Watching Films
Sunday, 5 April 2015
Notes on Still Alice
- Use of focus to reflect her deteriorating mental state
- Editor said about taming Kristen Stewart's performance
- End it with mother daughter rather than husband wife
- Kate Bosworth's role was limited
- green childish butterfly necklace - gift from mother, covering self in memories, part of her reverting back to childishness
- Sparse use of music
- not always building to a cut to a different scene
- pulling focus in and out of objects like her mories come back and forth and the comprehending ability of her mind alters
- leaps straight into her first being minorly affected by the disease - editor said audience already knew film was about JuliaNE mOORe geeting alzheimers so had to get on with it
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