Storylines
In crime, there is many storylines that at times can be
similar or very different to each other, there are many styles of what can be chosen
when making the important decisions of creating a storyline.
Crime films can often follow a template of a storylines for example:
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The focus on the criminal
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The victim of who the criminal has caused issue
too
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The person trying to cope with the criminal
Crime Film Examples:
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Goodfellas – This film follows the story of
Irish, Italian American Henry Hill and how he lives day to day life of been
part of the mafia. This films is based on a true story that revolves around
Henry and his two unstable friends Jimmy and Tommy as they gradually climb the
ladder on the kind of crime that they commit. From doing petty crime to the
more extreme violent murders.
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The silence of the lambs - This film focus on
the character Clarice Starling who is a young intelligent FBI trainee, has been
sent to a hospital in Baltimore which had the criminally insane held
within it. She was there to interview an inmate called the cannibal Lecter, who
was once psychiatrist that turned into an infamous psychopathic serial killer.
To try and catch the killer she that to match wits Lecter who has a very
darkest of all minds. This means that she has to trust him into giving clues
for the search of Buffalo Bill which is the nickname of the serial killer.
·
A time to
kill – This film focus on the character called Jack Brigance who is a white
lawyer defends a black man who is accused of murdering two white men, however
they had brutally sexually assaulted the man 10 year old daughter. Within the film
there is the process of Jake who loses everything but doesn’t give up and is
determined to prove the accused not guilty.
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