Tuesday, 11 October 2016

DJ Scene

How far does the impact of the films you have studied for this topic depend on distinctive uses of film techniques?
Steak'n'Fries made the decision to go out with the 'big boys'

La Haine Words


  • Bleak - I have chosen this word as it shows the desolate nature of their lives and the environment that they live in. The characters living in the project have little opportunity in their lives to escape poverty, making bleak future with no prospects for many characters.
  • Action-Packed
  • Hopeless
  • Sexist
  • Pessimistic - this word describes La Haine as there is a tendency for bad outcomes, for example, Hubert builds a gym for the people of the project to spend time in rather than resorting to crime from violence, however the gym is burned down, we clearly see Hubert during this scene losing hope and resorting back to drug use.
  • Real - This word describes the film well as it was about the riots at the time, including real footage from those. Also the actors, director and crew from the film lived in a real project to better inform themselves of the nature of poverty which resides in the projects, in order to convey the realest performance which they possibly could. 
  • Menacing
  • Enjoyable
  • Exciting - 
  • Tense - The last scene creates tension as we see the gun in the centre of the frame which was a motif throughout the film, showing that violence was at the centre of the film, we see 
  • Heroic
  • Innovative

Monday, 3 October 2016

La Haine


2 scenes discussed for poverty








  • Pride
  • Tricolour
  • Misunderstanding 
  • Unrest
  • Loyalty
  • Revolving


Conflict:

This scene shows conflict in the past and foreshadows the conflict between said and Hubert and Vinz, causing them to miss the train back home.







This scene shows the conflict between the police and the characters.








Power:

In this scene the gun has the power, it has high key lighting on it and it it in the centre of the screen.







They believe that they have the power to change their social standing as they graffiti on the poster that the world is "ours" changing it from yours. however they do not have the power to change their social standing 






Poverty:
Time passes and they are doing nothing throughout the film, showing that they have nothing to do, no job to go to and that they are stuck doing the same thing each day in a poverty trap




They are stuck in paris and due to boredom they have resorted to crime and trying to hot wire a car.