The corrupt Swiss government sends code for a doomsday weapon called Project Nemesis to Russia. Agent Boyer sneaks aboard the plane carrying the code component and tries to retrieve it to prevent the weapon's activation, but crashes the plane. Agent Boyer then works with other agents to find the lost component before the Russian president can activate Project Nemesis.

2. A corrupt Swiss government sends an important top secret
message to the Russian president who intends to activate a
doomsday weapon called the Project Nemesis. 1 week later
the corrupt government then send the component that
translates the code for the weapon on a plane to Moscow.
Agent Boyer who works for the British Intelligence
Division (BID) sneaks aboard the plane and tries to take
control of the plane to retrieve the component and stop the
weapon being activated. This is what we have decided on
as a group however we are doing a focus group and are
willing to change or develop on our ideas.

3. Equilibrium: The corrupt Swiss government get in contact with the Russian president and organise for the
component to be sent to Russia by a plane so they can activate the weapon.
A disruption: Agent Boyer who is working for the BID, sneaks aboard the plane to retrieve the component as
they don’t want the weapon to be activated. She takes control of the plane and tries to retrieve the component
but unfortunately crashes the plane.
Realisation: However, after the plane crashes, we realise the important code translating component is
missing.
Attempt to resolve: Agent Boyer is captured and threatened to be murdered by the Swiss Government as she
was the cause of the component being lost. The tension also begins to build up as people across the world
start to worry because they think the Weapon will be activated. 2 Agents working for the Russian
Government are set a mission to find the component as well as this being Agent Boyer’s mission in the first
place for the BID.
Resolution: Agent Boyer manages to escape with the help of the BID. The component is found by the 2
Russian Agents, Agent Swift and Agent Thorn.
Twist: Agent Swift betrays Agent Thorn and murders him to retrieve the component. She then finds Agent
Boyer and they destroy the component.
Re equilibrium: The narrative is back on track and everything is back to normal. Agent Boyer finds her sister
being held hostage by the Swiss (the audience now realise the who the woman in the opening scene flashback
is and it all comes together). Project Nemesis wasn’t activated, it was destroyed.

4. Main Character:
Agent Boyer (female protagonist)- Works for the BID and tries stop the Doomsday weapon being
activated.
Personality / Skills: Strategic Mind, Martial Art Skills, Independent and Intelligent
Clothing: Black Business suit often worn with black sunglasses and sometimes black spy uniforms are
worn as well.
Other characters:
 Russian President (male antagonist)- Dalmir Abrockovich Referred to as Mr President
Personality / Skills: Cruel, Harsh, Passionate, Dominating, Powerful and a Good Public Speaker.
Costume: Suit
 Head of the BID (male)-
Characters Personality / Skills: Strategic Mind, Fair, Curious, Passionate and a Good Public Speaker.
Clothing: Suit
 Agent Swift (female)- Works along side Agent Thorn for the Russian President. She then
betrays Agent Thorn to join Agent Boyers.
Personality/skills: Independent, intelligent and good memory.
 Agent Thorn (male)- Works for the Russian President to try and activate the Doomsday
weapon.
Personality / Skills: Aggressive

5. Characters involved:
 Agent Boyer
 Head of the BID
 Agent Swift
 Agent Thorn
Agent Boyer falls asleep in the back seat of the car and has a flash
back of her Ex Spy sister lay cold in an empty white room. She had
been captured by the Swiss Government.
Agent Boyer wakes up but the audience don’t know it was her
sister in the flashback until later on in the actual film creating an
enigma.
Agent Boyer is on her way to retrieve a briefcase from the
Head of the BID that contains the strategies to retrieving the
component. However, what Agent Boyer doesn’t know, is that
Agent Swift and Agent Thorn are watching her every move…

6. Men and women both working and lower class. This is
because there is an equal amount of male and female
characters. The female character is the protagonist which
will appeal to men as she may be seen as a glamorous and
sexy which proves the male gaze theory. It also appeals to
women because it shows female power and independence.
The age range for this film would be people ages 15-30 as
the characters in it will be young so they may be able to
relate which will make it appeal to them more.

7. Narrative
 Involves a Protagonist (Agent Boyer) and an Antagonist (Russian President)
 It involves working Institutions- Swiss government, Russian President and British Intelligence
Division.
 Contains violence
 Plot twist which the audience wouldn’t expect
 Murder
 Threat of death
Setting
 Set all across the world as the Agents travel to get to other countries to retrieve the components and
escape from threats.
 Darkness in scenes to create a sense of mystery
 Normal environment to show realism.
Themes
 Murder
 Espionage
 Hostage
 flashbacks
Characters
 Agent Boyer is seen as a sex icon as Alfred Hitchcock included this in a lot of his films
 Agent Swift and Agent Thorn dress in suits and take their job extremely seriously
 Russian president is very demanding

8. Gender:
Women are often portrayed as the ‘’damsel in distress’’ in films, and are seen as powerless and innocent.
They are very rarely seen as authoritative figures that have power over male characters.
However, our film defeats some stereotypes of women:
 Agent Thorn (male) is murdered by Agent Swift (female)
 The protagonist (Agent Boyer) is female which shows independence and bravery
On the other hand, our film does show a stereotype of women as Agent Boyer’s sister was captured
which shows helplessness and innocence. But, in a lot of films, the women is usually ‘saved’ by a male
(usually protagonist) but in this case, she is saved by her own sister.
Also, even though having a female main character normally defeats the stereotype, the male gaze theory
is very stereotypical about women when it come to this as it states that women are only usually seen as
the main character in films for their sexuality.
Stereotypes of Men are involved as they are at the top of the institutions involved which show their
strength, power, dominance and control.
Class:
 In typical spy-thrillers, important, high class people wear suits. For example, people who are part
of an institution such as the government. Our film conveys this stereotype as Agent Swift and
Agent Thorn wear suits and also the Head of the British Intelligence Division and Russian
President as they are all high class, show dominance and are powerful.