This document provides analysis of several scenes from a film. It summarizes that the film shows characters rebelling against authority through acts like smoking and wearing disguises. A key scene shows the main character stealing a motorcycle, implying rebellion against society. Music and camera techniques are used to build tension during a bike ride. Interactions at a cafe then show cockiness and a taboo kiss, highlighting immature attitudes. A strange tiger sex scene follows, possibly linked to the African-style music but showing the character's childlike mind. Overall the analysis examines how the film portrays rebellion through the characters' actions and behaviors.

1. This is the start of the IF microanalysis
showing the motorbike scene. The mise
en scene of this part show the character
wearing larger coats and heavy scarfs to
cover up there school outfit. This could
be a part of a rebellion against the
school. The previous scene showed the
character smoking which is another sign
of rebellion. The second screenshot of
the motor cycles shows the character on
the bike which could show him being an
adult and his dislike of being treated like
a child.

2. This is a small screen shot
showing the main
character driving away
with a stolen bike, this
wide camera shot to
show the whole character
and the surroding area,
this gives us the
implication of rebellion
against the civil society
which he lives in, rather
then a rebellion against
the school.

3. This is the start of the large bike scene showing the two charter riding the bike. There is
a non diegetic sound in the backing of this scene, the sound in the scene should be a
thrilling and energetic sound to go with the bike scene however it has a scary and creepy
vibe, this doesn't fit into the voice.
There are a lot of camera techniques in this scene which gives a better analysis of the
film such as pans and cut of the bike. This gives the indication of a fast scene. Which
could show rebillion.

4. This is the beginning of the café scene
showing the setting and thee outskirts
of the café. Using an establishing shot
to show the front end of thee café
also the bike. The first screenshot
showing the main character with a
side angle with a slight low shot
implying the character authority and
rebellion.

5. The Film then changes to a black and white, this is an unknown reason for
this, this could be due to a lower cost of filming, or the director preferred to
use this style of filming.
The mise en scene gives the audience a thought of the charters rebellion, the
character are taking off there scarfs to show they are school children and how
they don’t care if the waitress knowns.

7. 4 screenshot of Coffee
• These 4 shots are in order of the small scene where they are
ordering there coffee. The first part of the scene is the
waitress asking what they want and one character replies with
‘white’. As the lady is making two white coffees the 2nd
character responds with black, this a slight sign of over
confidence and cockiness. This shows rebellion, or the main
character could be trying to impress the female character..

8. • In this scene it shows the ‘Male
Gaze’, which refers to the boys
looking at the waitress ass. This
implies there child like attitudes,
also how they are school children
and don’t meet many women.
• The camera angles they used with
the waitress is an over the
shoulder shot, this could indicate
she approves of the gaze, however
it also show her disapproval.

9. • In this clip of screen shot it show the main character trying to kiss the lady,
with a mid shot to show the two characters and the lady. He kisses her out
of rebellion on society, by kissing without ask of hint he does it out of his
cockiness and boosting.
• This scene is sprung up in the café scene as audience is unaware that it is
going to happen, there is little sound in the background so it is a silent
scene which indicate the dialogue is important

10. • The main character
moves over to the
juke box and replays a
song previously
played earlier in the
film, it has an African
and native style to it.
This could imply anger
or rage which the
character also
portrays.

11. This scene then escalates to a odd and unusual tiger sex scene, I feel it has a
relation to the music in the background which has African style and tiger are a
native to Africa. However this violent sex scene could be due to his immaturity
and childlike thought which cause this unusual scene. Throughout the scene the
audience is unaware if the scene is real or if it is a figment of the characters
imangation.
The camera angle and shot are in a hand held view very is cuts and pans to the
character.
The diegetic sound which is play has an increase in tempo as the scene countiues
which could imply it get more aggressive and violent.

12. • This is the final scene to be
analysis, this scene to me
highlights freedom, they are
in an open space without
rules and safety , they can
express they inner child like
attitudes. However this
scene could also be a
figment of the main charter
mind and all be fake.