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The trailer provides brief glimpses of various scenes but does not give much context about the storyline or characters. Shots include men meeting and conversing in secretive settings, a man investigating inside a safe and documents, and a dead body being discovered. The film appears to be a mystery/thriller based on a novel about finding a mole or enemy that is hiding among a group of men, but many key details about the plot and people involved are not made clear.
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Shot list
The document describes 40 shots that show the main character taking drugs, getting into a fight, and ultimately stabbing someone. The shots include close-ups, medium shots, and long shots of the character, a vocalist singing, and people on the street. They progress from the character arranging to meet a drug dealer to taking the drugs, getting sick, bumping into someone, pulling out a knife, and stabbing a boy with a bandana around his face. Interspersed are shots of a vocalist singing and people going about their daily lives.
Shot list
The document describes 40 shots that show the main character taking drugs, getting into a fight, and ultimately stabbing someone. The shots include close-ups, medium shots, and long shots of the character, a vocalist singing, and people on the street. They progress from the character arranging to meet a drug dealer to taking the drugs, getting sick, bumping into someone, pulling out a knife, and stabbing a boy with a bandana around his face. Interspersed are shots of a vocalist singing and people going about their daily lives.
Understanding micro elements in film openings
Extreme close up
Close up
Medium Shot
Long Shot
Extreme long shot
Track
Pan
Tilt
Zoom
Cut
Pace
Performance
Diegetic
Non Diegetic
Mise en scene (Setting, costume, figure expression, props)
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