Compare the Ways the Distinctively Visual Is Created in Run Lola Run and in One Other Related Text of Your Own Choosing?

A composer can create images dependant on the form of the language of texts to shape a responders understanding of the ideas and themes prompted by people and their experiences. The German film, ‘Run Lola Run’ written and directed by Tom Tykwer, focuses on the experiences of the protagonist Lola to explore the themes of the inevitable force of time, and the issue of freewill verses determinism. Similarly, Dorothea Mackellar, in her poem ‘My Country’, relies on her experiences of the Australian landscape to convey her love and passion for the country using the language of the distinctive visual.

The color red symbolics all of the colors and how each can have numerous emotions coming

The symbolism of the red convertible is the main metaphor for brotherhood theme in this story and focused on their connection to each other with the care; however, the color of red throughout provides a much more profound meaning. Edrich wants readers of all backgrounds to find some relationship with the color red. If any other color was used for the car, there might not be a deeper

These examples of symbolism are extraordinary because they are very complex to try and understand. There are multiple difficult vocabulary words and the detail and description is astounding. The symbolism describing the black room gives the reader hints and clues as to what might happen, considering how eerie and scary it seems, especially before anything has even happened there. Some more symbols are explained in the quote, “

This is evident as Tykwer utilises the film techniques of close up on the clock as Lola is screaming furiously, which then leads to Lola shattering the clock. Showing that she will defeat the time, eventually and will save Manni. Also in the very beginning of the movie a golden clock with a demon face is shown, foreshadowing is used to prove that something bad is going to happen to the characters during the movie, which turned out to be true. Similarly in the poem Time - an unstoppable whirlpool by the poet Nikhil Parekh conveys an identical point, using the technique metaphor, this is mentioned 'time is an incredulously gushing tornado which simply doesn't stop for you' conveying time as a tornado which cannot be slowed down or brought to a stop you simply have to "go with the flow", also through the use of visual imagery in the phrase 'Time is a tirelessly inevitable waterfall who simply does not stop for you', it is evident that the text portrays the theme of time as an unstoppable factor. It is through the visualisation of a rushing waterfall, viewers are able to understand the essence of time and the impact it can have on one's human

In the story, When the Legends Die, author Hal Borland symbolizes red throughout the story and at least once within each four sections.

This is distinctively visual because we imagine being constantly monitored. This is similar to the shoe horn sonata because the women, while held captive, didn’t have any privacy and even had to go to the toilet out in the open. The oppressive scenes consisting of distinctively visual elements were achieved by textual techniques such as imagery and descriptive language. These techniques illustrate darkness and oppression which gives us vivid glimpses of Winston, bridie and sheila’s environment and past

Symbolism is used throughout the whole book, 1984. Symbolism is when the writer of a story makes an object/character/place/etc. be one thing and mean another. Most of the characters all symbolize something because of the way that they have been created and they are

Red is used to highlight the most important moments in the movie or just items of interest that the viewer should take note of. From the first scene of the movie you can start to notice the red symbolism. Malcolm and his wife are discussing his awards and it's shown to be invaded inside of a red frame. Another example of symbolism is towards the beginning of the movie when Cole is at the birthday party and he follows the red balloon upstairs where he has an encounter with a “paranormal”

The way in which the flow of pictures and sound is able to grasp the attention of viewers is simply astonishing. Tykwer was very bold in the filmography of his film which resulted in him receiving a vast amount of flack from critics. Nevertheless, his film was successful, and often times critics do get their synopsis wrong. Run Lola Run made use of an unusual combination of real life cinematography which was mixed with animation and a unique type of upbeat music. Nevertheless, this move by Tykwer is one of the reasons which lead to the film’s success.

Good and evil, a common two-sided concept used in many religious stories and ancient folklore, is often found in modern art and expressed through symbolism. Many of these stories show symbolism. Symbolism is the artistic style in which a concept is expressed indirectly implied using another interpretation. This tactic is often used in novels, poems, and songs. In the story, A Wrinkle In Time, symbolism is recurrently used to signify the idea of good and evil, especially the collision between good and evil.

The symbols throughout the story allow the readers to get more insight on the protagonist’s new life. The color red is constantly being repeated in the story, “red dress”, “red center” and red “blood”. The color red symbolizes, to the women, the loss of their love ones, the rape they have to endure from the men, and all their pain. To them, it is a never ending world of red; red functions as the signifier that encompasses the relationship between an individual’s desire and their ability to fulfill those desires. They are forced to live in a society that reminds them of their pains by “[walking] along the same street, in red pairs, and no man shouts obscenities at [them], speaks to [them], [or] touches [them]” (Atwood 33). These dogmatic principles that the government forces onto the women cause them to lose their minds. They are living in the dark “by ignoring” but, “Ignoring isn’t the same as ignorance, [they] have to work at it” (Atwood 221). The name that has been given to her is Offrend, which represents the women's rights and personality that they lack, now, of. They now belong to the “red of Gilead”. This affects the readers because we now know the true extent of the government's powers and we are eager to see what will happen next. Through all the symbols that are present in the story, one truly stands out above all the rest: a simple term but significant “nolite te bastardes carborundorum” (Atwood 107). This

Its showing that something bad is about to happen when it shows the color red then the camera rises up and it shows all of the berries that she is surrounded in. Then she is chased by Noah in the woods, showing the evil side of the color. Also you see the color red in the scene of Noah sitting in the rocking chair. Noah is sitting in the chair with blood on his hands after stabbing Lucius Hut (Joaquin Phoenix). After stabbing Lucius, Noah loses his innocence and you can see that he is attracted to the color red just as the creatures

(R.B) - Well, symbolism is what creates a meaning throughout a film. It gives the audience hints and clues on upcoming events the characters will partake. This Film really takes symbolism to another level, due to the different genres and themes throughout the film. For e.g. we see Forrest Gump in his early stages of life, coupled to some leg braces. This is what made Forrest different from everybody else even though his mother would tell him otherwise. The braces are a symbol of many limitations Forrest had to overcome, however when he broke of them, it all changed. His perspective on life changed as soon as he broke out of this invisible barrier that made him seem weak. Symbolism brings out the emotions of the film, so the audience can directly adhere and relate to it. Overall making it a more engaging watch.

According to Kong, “Red in Chinese culture symbolizes ‘luck’ and ‘popularity’ and is commonly used in important rituals and ceremonies…the color red is a vital signifier that is often charged with a special ironic power” (123). Red is often associated with passion and lust, though the latter is true to this film, the symbolic representation of red amount to sexuality as a means of gaining political power within the Chen household. The dining table scene where 3rd mistress arrives fashionably late dressed in a bright red gown shows that she currently holds the power in the amongst the four mistresses.