La Haine - director's methods
- Created by: charlottegrundy_
- Created on: 12-06-17 21:01
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- Director's methods
- La structure
- Presence of the clock
- Film shows one day on the estate, through time
- Clear, simple structure
- See Said, then Vinz, then Hubert
- Said: graffiti on police van. Vinz: in bedroom, daydreaming. Hubert: in gym
- Body of film presents the vicious circle
- Trapped
- Leads to the final scene
- Le leitmotiv of film is repeated again 'it's the story of a society that...'
- Presence of the clock
- La langue
- Language spoken by young people
- No respect towards police and older people
- Said = degrading towards women - audience feels uncomfortable
- Le noir et blanc
- Intensifies the dramatic aspect of the plot
- Originally filmed in colour
- Represents life on the cite
- Attracts attention
- Makes the issues feel timeless
- Issues feel timeless - still feel relevance
- Kassovitz wanted to make a 'oeuvre d'art'
- Artistic feel to think and reflect
- Viewer is drawn into the plot so you think about it
- Intensifies the dramatic aspect of the plot
- L'eclairage
- Number of scenes shot at night or in darkness
- Amplifies the gravity of the action
- When Vinz shows gun - adds dramatic aspect
- Scenes in Paris shot with dimmed lighting and in obscurity
- Intensifies the severity of what happens in the city
- Number of scenes shot at night or in darkness
- La structure
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