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Alfred Hitchcock's Strangers on a Train - The Victim's P.O.V.
A short analysis of the famous shot reflecting the strangulation in the victim's fallen glasses, and how Hitchcock uses point-of-view and reflection to stage violence without showing it directly.
FilMagicians · 5 min · Intermediate · CIN · Cinematography · 2018
What you take away
- Stage violence through reflection or a displaced point of view to intensify it without depicting it directly.
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