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Key Text
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Protagonists
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Antagonists
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Representations of British Youth
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Scenes that show these representations
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Attack the Bloc
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Girl – Jodi
Moses
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Monsters
Yobs at first
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Initially
violent – Intimidating
- ride their bikes towards her
Surround her - threatening
Violent - push her over and pull out a knife
Wearing hoods, patterned scarves
Colloquial lang - bruv, brpetc
The fact that they carry round bats and fireworks to use as
weapons makes them scary - also shoes their age as others would carry a
knife, gun etc - they can't as they are too young
Main black - ringleader - gives orders - allow it - others
follow what he says
Angry - looking for a fight - cornered her - would do it as a
group - scarier - wouldn't do it alone
Looking after their council bloc
Black/ mixed ethnicity
HOWEVER
Towards the end our opinions change as they try to defeat the aliens
– Moses nearly gets hurt and we sympathise and feel worried. Also the police
look like the bad guys for arresting them
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Opening sequence and end scene
“They’re monsters” – cuts to the kids
“actions have consequences” – girls to the boys
“why can’t help the kids in England?”
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-Plan B (He
thinks he’s trying to show their better side)
-Government?
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-Plan B
-The gang
of yobs
Government
are shown to be bad ones and are the cause of the problem
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-Hoodies,
caps, bandanas
-Violence,
mugging
-‘Chav’
-Smoking,
drugs, drink, gangs
-Rioting
clips- destructive, rebels
-Rude, puts
middle finger up
-Hanging
out on the streets
-No respect
for authority (police, law, etc)
-They use
excuses for the way they are
-Blame rich
people and the government
-Live up to
their stereotype
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-Beating up
people and violent to Politians
-‘Give him
a hug you’re going to get mugged’
-‘Council
house and violence’
-Setting
car on fire
-‘Let’s go
looting the high streets closed so cover your face’
-‘What you
looking at you little rich boy’
-‘My mind
is ill’- corrupt
-Community
centres closed down- nothing to do, resort to violence
-Camera is
a handy cam. It feels like we are in the scene following Plan B and being
talked to.
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Harry Brown
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-Harry
Brown. concerned about the women at the drug den
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-Gang of
'Chavs'
-Drug
dealer, tattoos, scars, tracks
-Dark
lighting suggests a sinister atmosphere and gives the impressin the are up to
no good
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-Hoodies
-Gangs
-Drugs
-Smoking
-Violence
-Motobike
-Coloquial
language
-Set, have
a women kept in the drug place, prostiuion
-The green
lighing in the drug scene makes the dealer look sickly
-Careless
-Uses his
gun to smoke weed through
-The gang
has an adult leader, who they take orders from- able to respect this form of
illegal authority bu not police or law
-The guy
who was sexually abused as a child is sexually abused by the adult leader.
-Mikey is
weak and unlike the other membes of the gang. He cries and can't stand he
tourture, he cracksn tells Harry everything.
-He isn't actuall
tough/hard like the est
-Hegemonic
atmosphere of the group
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-Drug scene
-The stat
has a scene filmed on a camera phone of he gangs doing drugs and fighting.
-The
sooting in he park and then geting hit by a truck
(POV shot,
we are there with tem)
Drug scene
is overexgareated dealing lots of weed is a run down building.
-Dark and
gloomy, shabby, shows that it is bad.
-'For them
out there it's just entertainment'
-Harry has
killed people when being a marine, has meaning
-Scene
where the aid happens
-Youth get
out of contol, attacking police with fire and rocks. Like London Rios.
-Hoods up
to protec themselves from being recognised
-Long shots
used in violent drug scene, gives more focus to the scene.
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Eden Lake
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-The
gilfriend and boyfriend
-Her dress
was white but from trying to get away it gets dirty and turns to black which
changed the comotation
-Bright
lighting used on couple
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-The youths
(all the boys
-Dark
characters as they have dark clothing
-Turns to
dark scenes once te violence starts
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-Hoodies
-Knives-
stabbing
-The dog,
stereotypical 'Chav'
-Bikes
-Playing
loug music, of a rap or expletive nature
-They are
like wild animals in a pack and hunt the couple down
-Violent,
rude
Sick
(torturing)
-Film what
they are doing
-Smoking
-Stealing
-No respect
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-Telling
them to turn down the music, they reply rudely
-Stolen car
almost runs them over
-Stolen
beach bag
-Confrontation,
leads to fights
-Boyfriend
tied up and tourtered
-'We've got
to finish this'- Boy
-'You've
had your fun' -Boyfriend
-'Little terrors'-
women in cafe
-Couple
protect themselves against they 'animals' with fire and bits they find
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Monday, 18 February 2013
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