The cover uses dark colors and suspicious-looking characters to represent the tense and deceptive storyline of the film. Flags and titles related to espionage between two countries establish the theme of deception at the core of the plot. Images of characters and a cityscape depict how they are central to the story. Text colors and facial expressions in images further highlight the intense and suspicious tones of the film. Accolades listed emphasize the quality of the film to intrigue would-be audiences.

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2. The use of colours on the cover shows how tense and on the edge the story line is due to them being dark and evil. The two main characters on the front of the cover look suspicious. This may represent the theme of the storyline. The two flags on the front cover and the KGB title add suspicion to the film. This is due to it representing a war between two powerful countries in which ‘The Art of Deception’ is at the core. The image of these three characters blended with a shot of a city represents how they are at the core of the storyline and ‘The Art Of Deception’. The colour of this text adds to the intense themes of the film.

3. The two images at the top and bottom of the page add tension from there facial expressions. The suspicion and deception of the film is emphasized by two documents here. Especially as there is a red tone to the image. The title of the film has a strong appearance. There is a sense of deception within the title. The award nominations and wins emphasize how good the film is. This may entice the audience to watch the film.