Britain/Britishness
rebellious, British half pint glasses, police officers clothes/hat , pubs, singing by piano, newspapers and closeups, tea and biscuits. dont hate french duke welcome him and happy to have him, against stereotypical image of Britain.
even though its hot is not very light still dark and gloomy - London/cities
many shots of Big Ben and houses of parliament.
young boys eating ice cream typical British
double decker red buses typical British
as soon as Burgundy rejoins Britain it starts raining
policeman changes his style of police outfit when hes not part of Britain anymore to a biscuit sand color
typical famous British actors of there day.
Age
mise-en-scene of kids playing with tire and being mischievous and do not fess up to trouble caused is representation
mise-en-scene of children's clothing shirts and shorts and posh suits to show their mature back in that age.
all adults copy the little girl who throws food over
Gender
soldiers and police officers are all men, clothes, women making men tea waiting on males ironing, washing clothes. send women to distract policeman. all high authority like bankers and local government is all male women in charge of food.
only young little girl we see is the one who throws food to Burgundy
first scene man opening shop dressed in his white coat and woman comes in he greets her with an order that he makes whereas she is more interested in showing him her new hair style stereotypical contrasts between hard working man and materialistic woman.
Class
higher class characters (bankers/MP's) wear smarter looking suits and bowler hats.
mise-en-scene of houses in Pimlico poor but proud crowded contrasted to the posh spacious offices in Whitehall
Thursday, 1 April 2010
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