- Crime at the core of the narrative (often murder)
- Complex narrative structure with false paths, clues and resolutions
- A narrative pattern or establishing enigmas which the viewers expects to be resolved
- A Protaganist who is systematically disempowered and drawn into a complex web of intrigue by the antagonist
- Extraordinary events happen in ordinary situations
- Themes of identity
- Themes of mirroring
- Themes of voyeurism (to enjoy watching people, for example, big brother)
- Protaganist with a flaw which is exploited by the antagonist
- Titles often reflect an aspect of the characters psychological state
- Often a scene near the end in which the protaganist is in peril
- Mise-en-scene which echoes/mirrors the protaganists plight
Sunday, 1 February 2009
Thriller Conventions...
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