I, Daniel Blake costumes fit the cold weather of northeast Britain and match the bleak tone of the film. In one emotional scene, Daisy's character cries because her shoes are falling apart and her mother cannot afford new ones. The costumes support the plot by helping the audience feel the characters' physical and mental suffering. The film's sound consists mainly of diegetic sounds like characters talking, with some non-diegetic music played during key scenes to build emotion. In one scene, Daniel plays his late wife's favorite song on a radio for the children. The film explores themes of poverty, isolation, and struggling against an unjust benefits system. It aims to shed light on real problems and injustice faced by those

6. I, Daniel Blakes costumes are every day British
wear for a cold day in the north east but that’s fine
because of its strong plot and characters pushing
the movies strong gut wrenching emotions. I
Daniel Blake costumes fit the tone of the movie
seeing a cold day in Britain with a warm jacket
contrasting with the cold staff in the system not
caring about Daniel or anyone for that matter. In
one scene we see Daisy’s character crying
because of her shoes are falling apart and
unfortunately the mother/Katie cant fix them due to
money reasons and we see a heart-breaking
moment between them both of them feeling sorry
for one other in compelling way. Costumes in the
movie are a supportive but nothing crazy as for
certain scenes broken British ‘clothes’ helps the
plot and the audience feel each terrible ill moment
mentally and physically.

8. Sound
I, Daniel Blakes sound consist of two main
prospects which are non diegetic and
diegetic they aren’t exactly a main
soundtrack in the movie more separate
notes and singles of music played in
scenes since its focused on setting and
character building. Saying that in one
scene we see daisy’s character ask about
a boombox/radio player in Daniel house
which plays his wife favourite song and he
play it to the children that is diegetic sound
in the scene as it goes along. The film has
a constant base of diegetic sound to a
degree because of characters talking to
one another but there is one instant of non
diegetic sound which is impairment which
is the end. Seeing Daniel have a heart
attack due to the problems he's faced
during the movie makes him unfortunately
pass away as the scene plays we hear the
song sailing by (1983)
Same one in an earlier scene with daisy

13. CONCEPTS, THEMES AND
IDEOLOGY
I Daniel Blakes concepts breakdown into a political point of view from the director of wanting elements of true
opinions and problems within the concepts and plot of his movie. Mainly coming down to poverty and benefits
having a wide platform to tell his story and basis of what can happened if they are left to fend for themselves and
its breaking it’s a concept with true elements within the movie and throughout it. Having a main construct/concept
such as poverty and isolating two characters who keep suffering bringing hope into one another lives is a great
original idea that went from showing problems within the system to finding hope and refuge without it I Daniel
Blakes themes are similar to its concepts and its plot its themes of struggle and
keeping the problems/struggles throughout the film makes it a strong theme inside the movie whilst moving it along
its theme of of having a very thin wall between the hospitality of north east Sevillians and people alike whilst having
those involved are working for the government being cold and bitter to those who seek help. Creating a theme
throughout the film keeping it fresh whilst doing so. I Daniel Blake ideology gives a formal opinion based on facts
and opinions at the same time Ken Loach (director of film) has said this movie has elements of true and story’s he
has heard about the system and people seeking help or needing from the system and not getting it. Giving a formal
opinion based on solely on realism having the main character be based on the real ken loach and what he had go
through is breaking Allowing this movie to paint what can be an injustice system to many shedding light on certain
situations and giving audiences the opportunity to form and opinion and talk about the concepts, themes and
ideology in the film.

33. SOUND
John carpenters sound in the film has light
notes and dark notes of capturing
cinematic history and placing themes and
notes only in his film. John having an
original score like others horror but making
it a quick light note of a screech of a violin
and quick type on the piano gave Michael
Myers and Halloween a theme that stuck
and rightfully so. John creating themes and
notes along the movie. John carpenters
theme goes along way in this film making
one of the most iconic themes of all time.

39. CONCEPTS, THEMES AND IDEOLOGY
Halloween gives a brand new concept in the face of horror an original and compelling story of a unextend killer
with no backstory on what he does or why he does a terrifying tale for those watching with a killer who kills
because he likes or does it just because giving Michael a terrifying presence looming with him. A concept of a final
girl or a final boy isn’t exactly new but making that final girl become the main character throughout the series and
hardening that character through the trauma she went through in the first encounter is a brilliant and excellent idea
pinning a supernatural (almost) being against a pissed of survivor of his random spree of injustice. Halloween
theme of having horror and Halloween in the same movie isn’t something fresh or new but works well for the film
as a background and a fitting genre for the film it needs and try's to be. Having Halloween a background holiday
only re – enforces the true horror of what's coming and giving it a horror title and idea makes it a true classic basic
thrilling scare. Halloween ideology pulls fans right from the get go giving an unexpected kill from a child no less
making a random but interesting start for a horror film and keeps the stakes along the movie to make diehard
horror fans wanting and getting more as it goes along.