Protagonist - Main character, follows for whole film, usually good guy but not always
Antagonist - Generally bad guy opposes the protagonist, usually defeated at the end. Either evil or diet (not that bad) evil
Anti Hero - Bad guy in their own film, lacks conventional hero qualities, much more common in modern films
Side Kick - Usually comic relief, secondary to protagonist, audience voice, doesn't get the girl
Tragic Backstory - Ie Batman, had something bad happen to them and that's what motivates them
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Nicholls' Modes of Documentary
Kapadia: Reflexive, poetic and expository Moore: Participatory, aspects of performative (Grierson - documentary is the creative interpre...
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Everyone's morally reprehensible - taxi driver ditching Rent Boy, Diane blackmailing Renton into a relationship Sticks to the dominant ...
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Deckard Trenchcoat - Typical sleuth so used to violent confrontation and so we're fine with him killing . Gives belief in intellectua...
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Directed by Ben Wheatley Jump cuts J Cuts How would we apply feminism to this? Research: Male Gaze Interesting juxtaposition between...
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