The Silence of the Lambs Use of film language
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Lukas 2022-03-24 09:01:03
After reading the comments, do you need to be so over-interpreted? Whether it is a pupa or a lamb, in my opinion, the symbolic meaning is so obvious that it loses its sense of reality. Jodie Foster is so beautiful, so beautiful! / Women as the objects to be stared at are embodied too deeply in this movie. How do we get rid of the gaze of others? How to get rid of the fragile imagination of others about us? This can only be achieved by telling one's own story.
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Golden 2022-03-24 09:01:03
In the final darkness, we can only look at Foster through the murderer’s night vision goggles, and the latter can only move forward in the dark. This kind of role and the audience’s power to watch directly rises to the moral level. In the final analysis Films that are all making gazes reveal the most true aspect of the gaze that he has repeatedly suggested-the destruction of the male gaze. What Demi does is to use this power to allow the audience to stand with the heroine.
The Silence of the Lambs quotes
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[first lines]
FBI instructor: Starling! Starling! Crawford wants to see you in his office.
Clarice Starling: Thank you, sir.
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Clarice Starling: [Hannibal Lecter has escaped] He won't come after me.
Ardelia Mapp: Oh really?
Clarice Starling: He won't. I can't explain it... He - he would consider that rude.