This document provides a still frame analysis of the movie "Seven" directed by David Fincher. It summarizes that the movie is a crime thriller about two detectives, a rookie and a veteran, hunting a serial killer who uses the seven deadly sins to justify their crimes. The analysis describes a scene where aged hands are writing on grid paper in black and white, creating an eerie and mysterious atmosphere. The grid paper suggests the hands belong to the precise and meticulous murderer.

1. Still Frame Analysis
Xhesika Koxha

2. Seven-1995
Directed By David Fincher
Written By Andrew Kevin Walker
• Storyline:
• 2 Detectives, a rookie and a veteran who hunt
a serial killer who uses the worlds seven
deadly sins to justify his crimes. This tells us
that the film ‘Seven’ is a crime thriller which
tells us that there will be some mystery in the
film.

3. The lighting in this sequence is
very dark creating a mysterious
tone and effect to the audience,
it also looks as if a sepia wash
has been used throughout the
scene along with black shots.
The colour black connotes
mystery, death and suspense.
You can see some words which
appear slightly highlighted and
it looks as if it has been written
by hand. This looks puzzling
due to the contrast with the
image. It looks as if the person
writing this has some sort of
list, something psychological.
This creates an eerie
atmosphere and signifies that
The image on the screen something is going to happen.
shows some old, aged
hands and the image
appears in black and white.
It looks as if the person
wrote the text which
appears above the hands.
This looks strange and
there must be some
unknown symbolic reason
for this. Thus creating
uncertainty and hesitation
towards the audience
The hands appear to be on
grid paper this looks as if
the hands belong to the
murderer. This connotes
precision as the film is
mysterious and uses seven
deadly sins to reserve
justice therefore the paper
connotes detailed accuracy
and meticulousness.