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The document summarizes a short film about a man who believes he is the last person on Earth. He records a video saying he will commit suicide rather than face illness or old age alone. However, after taking a lethal chemical, his phone rings, suggesting there may be another survivor after all. The narrative comes full circle from the man beginning alone and ending alone, dying by himself in a pub without knowing who was calling him.
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The document discusses how the filmmakers addressed their audience and created tension and mystery. They used a female main character as the villain to subvert expectations that the villain would be male. Both key scenes took place in middle-class locations, like a house and coffee shop, to make the audience feel they could relate to the settings. In the house scene, low lighting and contrast created a dark and scary atmosphere, while the well-lit coffee shop provided relief but also intrigue by showing the villain in public. A kitchen knife rather than a gun was used as the weapon to make the killing of a child seem more realistic given the suburban setting.
Question 5
The document discusses how the filmmakers attracted their audience and built suspense in their thriller film. They used a female main character as the villain to subvert expectations. Key scenes took place in a dark kitchen where the villain grabs a knife and in a sunny coffee shop where she is seen relaxing, creating an enigma for viewers. Dim lighting and contrasts were used in the kitchen scene to make it scary and hard to see, while the coffee shop had bright lighting to provide relief from the tension. A knife was chosen as the weapon over a gun to seem more realistic for killing a child in a suburban setting.
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