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My name is Shayam Utting, 9163, and I am in group 1 with Amber Mota, 9114, and Alistair Price, 9137.

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Tuesday, 27 January 2015

R&P Post 7: Our title's title and plot outline

Title: Unlawful
Synopsis: 
A beautiful female detective persuades a rich business man to fall in love with her and then murders him and has to keep the police-force unsuspecting of herself being the murderer.
Film plot: 
Beginning- Our female protagonist stalks a man and persuades him to fall in love with her and they end up getting married.
Middle- She kills her husband so that she can collect his money but as she is a very well-respected detective she is able to sabotage the investigation in order to keep the money an stay out of jail.
End- She is living happily with the money but a new detective starts to suspect her and she must use her charm to get out of it. We will leave it open for the audience to wonder if he becomes a victim or not.
Our film narrative follows a classic Hollywood story line but as a twist it starts with a disruption and then follows our protagonist's journey.
Influences & references:
-'The Bank Job' is a film about a strong female character breaking the law and creating schemes and planning very carefully. In this film money is equal to power which is also a very strong theme in our film.
- 'The Big Sleep' is a film produced in 1946 and shows that money being proportional to power is a typical convention in film noir. Lauren Bacall is a femme fatale who uses sex to her advantage just like our female protagonist will.
- Angelina Jolie in 'Tomb Raider' was also influential as she plays a very dominant female role who is portrayed as very sexy.

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