The director used a fact-reproducing method to track a case of a person who was imprisoned for the wrongful murder of a police officer. It took 11 years for the wronged person to come to the truth and clear his charges. After reading it, it will give people a feeling of being unclear, which is very uncomfortable. When everyone doesn't believe you... When you first start watching, you may feel that the narrative rhythm is slow, but it is very attractive to the audience to continue watching, so that People want to know what's going on. This film adopts the form of interviews, and then tells the case in a way of unfolding clues step by step through the dictation of people, through the dictation of various people related to this incident, and the recollection of scene reproduction. There are many photos and texts in the film, such as news or newspapers, as well as some scenes related to the incident, which make people feel very real. In fact, generally speaking, when shooting a documentary film, since the time when the incident happened has passed, the direct footage at that time may be relatively small, so it is necessary to use a way of scene reproduction to show the situation when the incident happened. When the gunshots suddenly appeared at the beginning, I was really startled. I learned that the soundtrack of the film is the famous American composer Philip Glass, and his soundtrack also adds a lot to the film. In fact, after watching it, I also have some inspiration for my own filming. The role of sound effects in the film is very, very important. It can drive the atmosphere of a certain clip, affect the viewer's perception, and show the effect that the author wants.
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