The document discusses the opening sequences of two films to analyze techniques for establishing setting and tone. For the film "My Brother the Devil," black and white footage of run-down areas in London is used to set the poverty-stricken location and dark themes. Brief clips introduce the two main characters and their current situations. As the sequence continues, the images become more sinister to immerse the viewer in the mood. For the film "Ill Manors," the opening scene shows a man smoking while watching TV in a small bedroom, establishing his lower social class. Shots of the rough neighborhood are accompanied by a narrator saying this film will show "dark shit" in its gritty London setting. Both films use ambient lighting and