Winters Bone - Information
Winters Bone
Winters Bone is an independent film that is a very low budget which effects the way they are made and seen.
Winters Bone is a film with a young female protagonist- it deals with family dramas within a very distinct and marginalised regional community l.
Independent films: mis-en-scene, sound, no cut, no zooms in a fight and long takes.
Social context:
-The community is blighted by poverty, lack of opportunity, low education outcomes and sense of separation of mainstream USA infrastructure.
- Secretive and inward looking with an emphasis on family loyalty and ‘kin’ based around patriciarchal power but dependent upon strong resilient women.
- Methampthetamine use and addiction has had devestated consequences on families.
Verisimilitude- appears of reality and similar.
Things that happen in Winters Bone happens in real life.
The audience are seen as passive audience and accept the way the film is produced- preferred reading
Audience theory: hypodermic model- just accept what you are told
Audience theory: uses and gratification- find out about something and think whether or not you like it or not.
Cultivation theory: persistent viewing may cultivation a passive or active appreciation of cinema dependent upon indiviadial
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