Quote: The camera angles add a kind of macro-narrative perspective to the film, which creates an unparalleled sense of realism for the audience. Different from the scenery display function of aerial photography in many movies, the viewpoint of the drone in this film is isomorphic with the viewpoint of the boy who operates the drone, Baz, the drone accidentally intervened in the police shooting incident, participating in the narrative and escalate the conflict. And the boy Baz's point of view has changed with the progress of the event. From the omniscient perspective of the drone during the shooting incident to the voyeuristic perspective of the cat's eye when the children gather to fight back at the end of the film, as a witness to the incident, Baz cleverly created it for the audience. With the separation effect. The tightening of the angle of view is accompanied by the gradual loss of the viewer’s mentality. The viewer and the camera witness the intensification of violent conflict. Even though documentary photography has provided the greatest sense of presence, we still feel powerless because we are outside the scene. Nothing but a sense of emptiness and distress.
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