Overview
After watching Vincent Gallo's 1998 film Buffalo '66, answer the following four questions. For each answer 2-4, accurately utilize at least two terms from the relevant chapter in file below and a detailed scenic example from the film for illustrative purposes. (Write your properly numbered answers up as a word file, save, and upload )
- Which of the three styles (realism, classicism, or formalism) dominates in the film?
- Point out one specific device of photography used in the film at any point to indicate that this style is the dominant one. Also, provide a brief explanation (why this device aligns with style) and some specific scenic detail for illustrative purposes.
- Point out one specific aspect of mise en scène at any point during the film to indicate that this style is the dominant one. Also, provide a brief explanation (how this aspect aligns with style) and some specific scenic detail for illustrative purposes.
- Point out one specific use of movement (camera or character/object) at any point during the film to indicate that this style is the dominant one. Also, provide a brief explanation (how this movement aligns with style) and some specific scenic detail for illustrative purposes.