Key Points
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Evidence from the Film
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Your Opinion
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Director- who is it and what else have they directed that you have
heard of?
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The Director
and writer of this film was Ben Dew (Plan B). This is Ben Drew’s first
director’s role although he does act in a minor role he also has had previous
acting roles in the past. He has acted in films such as “Adulthood” and “The
Sweeney”.
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For his first
Directors role for this film I think he has done really well for achieving
what he set out to accomplish. He has really been able to get his point and
idea across to his audience showing the reality of the problem in society.
For a budget of £100,000 Ben Drew has managed to create a well organised and
constructed film in the UK which received a 7.0 rating from Imdb.
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Main
Stars- who are they? Will people be
familiar with them already? What are they known for?
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Riz Ahmed -
Riz Ahmed has starred in other productions and films. He has been seen in
films such as “Day of the
Falcon” and “Rage” Riz is known for his acting skills
as he has played different roles for different movies.
Ed Skrein –
Ed Skrein has starred in a couple other movies and productions. He has been
in TV series such as “Game of
Thrones” and
movies such as “The Sweeney”.
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Plot- what is the film about?
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The Plot
shows the predicaments and difficulties in our modern society that we live in.
It shows how teenagers who grow up on council estates get to their troubled
state now and how messed up reality really is. The film follows the lives of
drug dealers, user and prostitution.
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Characters- who are the main ones and which actors play them? Comment
on the quality of the acting.
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Ill Manors revolves around
the lives of six characters and the main protagonist that live in the
unforgiving streets of suburban London.
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Genre- what type of film is it? Does it fit your expectations for
this film? How would you describe the mood?
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Ill Manors is a British
crime drama. The genre was parallel to the film itself and it also fulfils
the expectations of the genre, this is evident from the recurring use of
police and the theme of drugs and prostitution being used consistently
throughout the movie.
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Soundtrack- did you notice/like/dislike it? How did it create
atmosphere?
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It was a track
produced by Plan B, to add more understanding to the films morale and story. The
track was to explain the situation in the modern society we live in, emphasising
the problem.
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Audience- who is it aimed at and do you recommend it? Why?
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This film
would appeal to an audience of those who were involved in committing crimes
such as the London riots which occurred from August 6 to the 11th in 2011.
The film may appeal to Plan B's fan base which like and enjoy his music. This
fan base could cover the ages of 15-25 males as these actions seen in the
video would more commonly be associated with males compared to females. This
video would be a dominant ideology as Politicians and Middle-Class people
would agree that the video shows their strong opinion about what the younger
generation is like. This video can also be used to say that it is supporting
the younger generations behaviour and criminal mentality. Without the Movie
or Lecture to go with the music video, there would be a dominant Ideology.
With the video ill Manors, the audience including the Middle-Class and
Politicians can learn and understand why the younger generation do what they
do.
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Wednesday, 12 February 2014
ill Manors Review Plan
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