Why represent the police in this way?
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To try and make the villains (antagonists)
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The produces want the audience to side with the
immigrants
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To add sense of realism and show the brutality
of reality. It avoids an easy narrative resolution
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Establish a defence between the police and the
immigrants.
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Represented as faceless, unthinking and robots
The police-helpful |
Or doing a job |
Why represent the immigrants in this way?
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To make the audience sympathise with them so we
feel more emotion when Ibrahim is taken away
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It shows that the immigrants are treated
unfairly and seen as different from others. This also highlights their lack of power
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Police-Normally the protectors of society that
are friendly, approachable and there to help but in this clip they are shown to
destroy lives and are nonchalant, just doing a job.
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Immigrants-Seen as unclean, dehumanised, have
large families, unskilled however the clip contradicts these things and Adam is clearly
very skilled, caring and shown at the end, religious.
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Gino is based on a stereotype. He is a waiter
with a big moustache that every Italian obviously has and a stereotypical
Italian name. This is because he only appears on screen briefly and helps the
audience understand his character if they are already familiar with the
stereotype.
Can you hypothesise the purpose
behind the mediation of this text?
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To inform, show the reality of the situation immigrants
find themselves in even if they are well educated
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To entertain the viewers
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Challenge preconceptions about immigrants and
the police within our society
This video contains sterotypes of typical Germans but if you are a football fan it will bring back painfull memories but it is also funny - http://vimeo.com/13002205
This video contains sterotypes of typical Germans but if you are a football fan it will bring back painfull memories but it is also funny - http://vimeo.com/13002205
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