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    The Truman Show Essay

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    The Truman Show was the relationship between Truman himself and his wife Meryl. The contrast in their motives and how they express themselves is really shown throughout the movie in many different scenes and the differences grow as the climax of the movie draws closer. Meryl’s priorities clearly show this as she puts herself first‚ the cinematography helps to develop the idea that the husband and wife are distanced and when Meryl breaks the ‘fourth wall’ shows the amount of stress that their relationship

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    Look both ways

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    Through the use of animations and photomontages‚ Watt illustrates the internal emotions that the characters have‚ such as anxiety‚ suspicion and despair. These recurring‚ mental images cause both Meryl and Nick‚ to live life in fear of death. When Nick was diagnosed with cancer‚ he immediately saw his life flashing past him in the form of a photomontage. Watt uses these montages to describe Nick’s fear of death and that though he may seem in control on the outside‚ he is actually feels alone‚ confused

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    how they come to terms with it. The film has a very strong and clear idea about the scene in which Meryl and Nick give in to each other at last‚ even though film schools do not offer classes in how to ones your husband in bed with another woman (New York Times 2006). Synopsis It is a mixture of animation and live action. It is set over a hot weekend. Meryl and Nick meet at a train accident. Meryl‚ is returning from her father’s funeral and has until Monday to finish her project or lose her job

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    Look Both Ways

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    his own cancer; Meryl’s constant visions of death are eliminated when she has a realistic encounter with it and the film techniques of the process of the weekend and its heat begins with pessimism but develops optimistically. Watt’s portrayal of Meryl changes gradually from someone who fears death and those around her because of her own loneliness‚ to someone who is capable of viewing her life with more optimism. Meryl’s life is filled with loneliness as she is first seen returning from her father’s

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    at all and the entire show completely contradicts its “mission statement”. Christof has installed different ways of controlling Truman in order to keep him on Seahaven. “We’re just going to walk away from our financial obligations?” Christof uses Meryl and many other major characters in Truman’s life to influence and exercise power over him‚ preventing him from daydreaming about the unknown beyond Seahaven. The sea is Christof’s strongest hold over Truman. Filled with memories of loss and pain and

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    and friends don’t have true love for him but Truman is forced innocently to love Meryl and has no choice. In the scene Meeting Meryl Truman is talking to Sylvia and is clearly in love with her but suddenly Meryl pushes Truman out of the way and starts talking to Truman‚ in the real world this is not acceptable behaviour but Truman don’t know any better. This scene is a clear example of Truman being forced to marry Meryl‚ secretly even though they both don’t have any real feelings for each other. Truman

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    The Truman Show “Meryl described the Truman show as “a blessed life”. To what extent do you agree?” Some aspects of Peter Weir’s film ‘The Truman Show”‚ can lead you to believe that the participants have truly blessed lives. However‚ other aspects of the show prove that‚ in reality‚ life within The Truman Show is truly damned. The viewer’s perspective on life determines whether life in the Truman Show is blessed or not. While Meryl states that The Truman Show is “a truly blessed life”

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    distressed and also the reason of it. When Meryl walks in‚ close up shots of her foot is on screen to notify that Meryl is coming. After she walks in‚ when she is talking to Truman‚ it looks like she is tall because it’s a low angle on her while he is kneeling down. That was in order to suggest that Meryl is more powerful and fierce than Truman. The actors’ costumes and dialogue played a big part n building up suspense in the scene when Truman was in the cellar. Meryl was wearing a white dress and laced-up

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    are unplanned and unexpected‚ for example the meeting of Meryl and Nick. Watt reveals their growing love by showing the viewer that they share common characteristics – they both seek relief in their work to help them deal with distressing situations. Nick has photography and Meryl has her paintings. “Cheaper than therapy.” Meryl says. Watts combination of quirky animations and images also helps to initiate the connection between Nick and Meryl. They are both preoccupied with death and disaster. “I’m

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    Look Both Ways Analysis

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    this film is both unconventional and structurally unusual. The protagonists‚ Meryl‚ Nick‚ and Andy‚ are all complex personalities‚ making it difficult for the audience to relate. Director‚ Sarah Watt‚ employs many visual forms to assist the audience in this identification with her characters‚ resulting in an extremely fragmented structure. For the audience‚ breaking into the inner psyche of the female protagonist‚ Meryl‚ is not difficult at all. Presented with her most private thoughts‚ audiences

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