This document summarizes elements of narrative, setting, and character exposition in a movie. It discusses the binary opposition of good vs evil as a narrative element. It also notes that one setting is a school, indicating a late teenager protagonist. Additional settings include a low angle shot behind a car on a main road, showing an action-filled film. Two characters are described as having fun facial expressions while dancing and coming up an escalator with authority, showing their powerful but fun personalities.

1. Narrative
In this movie there are numerous narrative
theory, one being Levi Strauss’s binary
opposition. One of the binary oppositions in
this movie is good vs. evil. In this movie there
are also a few enigma codes.
Who is he
shooting at?
Why is
there a
big
explosio
n?
Why is
there
someone
flying?

2. Setting
In this movie there are a
number of settings. In the
picture above one of the
settings is a school.
Straight away we realise
that this film is aimed at
young adults/ teenagers
which indicates the main
protagonist is a late
teenager in school.
There are many other setting in this
movie and one of them is the low
angle shot behind the car. This shows
the audience that the film is set on
main road and the car in mid air
shows that this film is full of action.

3. Exposition of Characters
The two characters in this movies facial
expressions are shown as not serious. They are
dancing keeping the same face expression whilst
on duty. This shows that they have a fun
character.
The way the two characters are coming up the
escalators this shows that they have strong
authority and a lot of power. Also the way they
have their hands out this