Detective/Crime Genre

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Detective/Crime Genre Study of Film 1 2016

Detective: Setting Location - Big Cities Time: New York London Anytime Detective’s office Gangster’s Home Time: Anytime Very popular in the 40s and 50s

Characters Hard-boiled Detective/Cop/Gangster Femme Fatale Others: Crooks Psychopaths Hired killers Policemen Bar Tenders Victims

Plot Multiple Mysteries Flashbacks Told from detectives/Gangsters/Cops point of view Complex Storyline

Icons Guns/explosions Telephones City streets Entrapments

Mood Dark Pessimistic Cynical Corrupt Violent

Cinematic Style Low angle shots Exaggerated angles Realistic sources of light Verticals and diagonals Tight cuts Tight shot – subject has little freedom of movement. Usually in close shots.