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Let him Have

            The Film was made to make people feel sorry for Derek Bentley by making us think he's the victim. I felt sorry for him because he didn't deserve a death sentence and that the coppers just wanted to blame someone. They use lots of different ways to manipulate us. Manipulation means, with skill to influence by unfair means or cunning. E.g. to give a false appearance to. They manipulate us before we see it by the pictures on the front cover. There are 2 men from the film there. One is called Christopher Craig who in the picture is wearing black, looked pale. Gangster style hat, a smirk, light shiner one him holding a gun. This already makes us thinks that he is the bad guy and not to trust him and he is the cause of trouble. The other character is Derek Bentley who is smaller than Craig, Appears younger, innocent and vulnerable. He has a scared expression contrasted with Craig because the light shines on Craig. Derek looks weak a bit and also as if he is in trouble for something he didn't do. The film is biased in some ways because Iris Bentley helped Peter Medak, the films director to make the film. She would have given her point on view of Derek. She might have made it out that Derek is the innocent one and he was pushed into doing things, because of his illness. The film also uses the effects of music, Camera Angles and clothing to manipulate us. They use slow music when Derek is having a fit. They also focus on him when he is having a fit.
             They Start the film off with a bombing in the World War II where u first of see people screaming and running. After a while the camera moves towards a family with Iris (has a girl) shouting Derek's name. They stop on a pile of rubble and Derek's dad is removing the rubble and we see Derek's face and how he got the illness. This makes us feel sorry because it isn't his fault he has the illness. They also focus on his face and start playing the slow music that is repeated throughout the film.


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