1. Choose three sequences from "Darling" and analyse them in te
... to give her a voice, she is unimportant and boring and doesn't fit in to the "of the moment" ideals Darling has for herself. In the following sequence Bogarde leaves his wife and we watch him leave through the window of a house, this time of the wife's point of view, now showing that she is the one distanced from his new life, and that Diana was enough for him to be ... reversed and we get a different perspective. It is now Christie who is in control. He has something she wants, but she knows how to get it. She stands on the end of the table, so she is higher up to strengthen her confid...
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