SUSPIRIA (1977)
genre conventions = paradigmatic features
- non diegetic soundtrack cuts out, functioning as a proairetic codes sign posting up coming violence
- mid shot of girl hanging covered in blood, low key lighting
- suspenseful framing of female protagonist standing in corner of empty women
- consistent venerability of women emphasised through there young features and lack fighting back attitude
References to Riptide:
- women being attacked threatened by a male figure
- stereotypically pretty women
- either lowkey or highkey lighting to connote fear or impending death
Surrealism
-art movement started in France
-something that follows the logic of dreams
Un Perro Andaluz (1929)
the audience just accept the weird cuts
Things are not questioned eg. man with hole in his hand cut to the beach
Binary oppositions -Claude Levi Strauss theory
day vs night
Bart vs Lessa
busy city vs quite country
noise vs silence
Binary oppositions -Claude Levi Strauss theory
day vs night
Bart vs Lessa
busy city vs quite country
noise vs silence
Producers use binary oppositions to create a narrative
contrasts give each other meaning
audience can instantly identifies with characters and situations
emphasise and exaggerates the two opposites
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