Pulp Fiction - An Analysis of Storyline and Characters Pulp Fiction - An Analysis of Storyline and Characters

Pulp Fiction - An Analysis of Storyline and Characters

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Beschreibung des Verlags

In this paper for the seminar “American Noir” I want to analyze Quentin Tarantino’s 1994 movie Pulp Fiction. Since he does not make use of computer based scenes or sumptuous tricks in any of his films, it is only the storyline as well as the characters and the actors respectively that bear the responsibility of entertaining and fascinating the audience. The success of Tarantino’s works leads me to the conclusion that the aforementioned features have certainly been effective; therefore, I am going to concentrate on them in my seminar paper. A special focus will be laid on the relationships between the protagonists because their way of interacting is essential for the plot. Additionally, the stylistic devices will be looked upon with a special attention for the ones that make Pulp Fiction a film noir. Furthermore, the relevance of misé-en-scene, especially the setting, of camera work, and of time is to be discussed.

GENRE
Belletristik und Literatur
ERSCHIENEN
2005
15. Juli
SPRACHE
EN
Englisch
UMFANG
26
Seiten
VERLAG
GRIN Verlag
GRÖSSE
197,1
 kB

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