This document discusses two methods for analyzing films: auteur theory and genre analysis. It provides examples of directors considered auteurs, like Luc Besson for the film Leon. Besson is seen as an auteur because he wrote and directed Leon, and gave it an unconventional theme by making the main character a hitman and the female lead a young girl. In contrast, James Bond films stick closely to genre conventions like having an attractive male hero and explosive action scenes. While genre films aim for commercial success, auteurs like Besson push boundaries and aim to create lasting works rather than just profit.