Steal away

Steal away from the collection of film the tube tales

class notes which were done as a spider diagram

Setting atmosphere:

• cross in car which we don't really take much notice off but is symbolic in the end
• non diegetic sound makes it feel like it is going to bee a heist film
• The film is set in london
• All the rings on the drivers finger makes it feel like it going to be a gritty British "guy ritchie style" cottony heist film
• money for title makes it feel like it is going to have a key role in the whole film

Start of film:

• throws us right into the story and bulid suspense when she is waiting in the tunnel

Shots/editing:

• they use reaction and focus pull well in this film for example the part when she turns back in the tunnel waiting to see of Michael comes
• pov makes the audience feel like a part of the film
• they slow down the film in certain parts to build suspense

Character:

• Micheal seems to be the leader out of the to but seems like he is just trying to make her happy
• She seems to find a thrill out of stealing and finds it a turn on. the tattoo show she is rebel

Middle:

• when the start to use the water to clean themselves it is almost like it represents a spiritual cleanse
• The train comes from now where and seems like that it is a ghost train, the preacher that is preaching seems to be annoying people but also getting good reactions by others
• The man not accepting the money from the lady shows that the lady feels that’s the only thing they can offer her
• biblical the man washing the feet like Jesus and when Michael watches his feet, the light start flicker and then they become cleansed

Ending:

• the end of the film shows that the tube journey was like judgement day and the way se isn't allowed through is effective
• the style of the ending is different and the part when the drunk man is not allowed through clarifies everything
• We finally find that he is dead and at the end the gospel music is very effective
• I thought that the "heaven" bit could have been doing better

Genre:

• The director plays with out expectations of the genre of the film by putting  a great twist on it