The document provides analysis of multiple dark and gloomy shots from a film. The shots depict homeless people in an urban setting, highlighting their lack of hope. They also show two men arguing and two intoxicated women talking, implying future conflict. Additional shots from inside a car at night suggest the driver is following the women and may intend to harm them. The analysis indicates the film will involve themes of death, vulnerability, and injustice in a dangerous city environment.

1. In this shot you can see its really dark and gloomy. The
overpowering dark colors represent death, therefore
foreshadowing someone may die later on. The setting confirms the
film will take place in a poor urban location, to indicate high levels
of friction between pedestrians as there's not much
space/freedom. The two men arguing is a prime example of the
friction that lies in urban an settings. The view is a long shot at
camera eye level with the men which proposes that someone is
watching/looking at them from a distance, in a low-key way.

2. The shot is again very dark, and gloomy which represents and
foreshadows death that may occur later on. All the action is
focused on the two women talking to each other as the sound of
their voices are overpowering other sounds in the scene. We realise
that they are drunk or tipsy, which indicates that their vulnerable
and can easily be taken advantage of.

3. This shot is even darker and blurry than the other shots, signifying
that things are going to turn bad. The shot is taken from a car which
confirms that the previous shots were taken from this car, therefore
telling us the man was looking at/for the women. The extreme
longshot of the scenery gives the audience a greater
understanding of where the location of the film is set, which
appears to be a very busy, city.

4. The dark tunnel the car is going through has a low density of cars
and population, which expresses how late at night it is, and for
someone in a car following girls at this time of night, wont be a
positive situation. The tunnel is really dark but lighten up with the
streets light and car lights which indicates there is still a little bit of
hope. For the first time we see a forward view from the drivers
perspective which gives us a better insight of where he's heading.

5. This shot focuses on homeless pedestrians within the city, which can
represent a n umber of things. The dark and gloomy setting
emphasizes the lack of hope within the homeless community Firstly
it signifies that the characters within the film have no hope, as the
homeless people don’t have hope themselves. Secondly it shows
that the homeless pedestrians may have a vital role in the film, and
the driver of the car may have had/has a common struggle or
similarities the homeless may have.

6. This shot again shows homeless pedestrians living and surviving on
the streets which emphasizes their importance of the film even
further. It also shows the lack of hopelessness within the city, as
homeless pedestrians in scenes are becoming a bit of an
occurrence.

7. The common occurrences of seeing homeless people hopelessly
sleeping and taking shelter on the street just continues to build up a
huge lack of hope within the city. It also emphasizes that the
homeless will have a vital role within the film, that’ll impact the film
greatly.

8. This shot shows a police car in the background of the main drivers
wing-view mirror, which indicates that the driver is being very
cautious of his surroundings. If he’s being cautious and aware of the
police this tells us, the audience, that he’s going to commit a crime,
or do something that’ll be seen or deemed as wrong. Also the
police car being spotted on the streets is pretty rare in a typical city,
whereas it seems to be pretty common if the driver has seen one.
This indicates the city may be prone to violent acts, which are seen
wrong by the law.

9. The reappearance of the women from the start of the film opening,
has confirmed she is a main character which will have a vital role to
play within the film. Throughout the scenes it’s always been dark
and gloomy indicating death throughout the film. This is because
colors such as black are linked with high (negative) power such as
the devil and evil. The high camera angle shows the isolation of the
woman and how vulnerable she is in her current situation. The
longshot also makes the women appear small which empathizes
how vulnerable the women really is. The women looks as if she's
going into a building in which the man is stalker her from which
indicates the man knew where she lived already and has planned
his future actions for her.