Lighting (massive smoothing of characters), composition (extremely symmetrical), camera movement (both push and traverse are used to the extreme, and the cramped space is well represented), setting of supporting actors and extras (stiff, stagnant), sound and picture Separation (text and images remain separate), the sense of alienation caused by overexposure (that is, the feeling of modern literature and film), as well as the sound (such as the sudden silence at the climax) and the music (something eerie). Many of Greer's new novels are simple still life sketches without subjective feelings and non-narratives, and the scripts written by him should be closer to the images themselves.
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