annie hall (insan kamil pratama)

Film Analysis

ANNIE HALL

Insan Kamil Pratama

E0900289

Trailer

About this movie

Talked about love nervous

Talk about relationship alvy singer and annie hall

Funny, smart, romantic, semi autobiography

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Award

Awards (Oscar): Won - Best Picture - Charles H. Joffe and Jack Rollins

Won - Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role — Diane Keaton

Won - Best Director — Woody Allen

Won - Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen — Woody Allen, Marshall Brickman

Nominated - Best Actor in a Leading Role — Woody Allen

Ideology

“Ideology : a set of values and priorities” –Understanding Movie, Gianneti)

Post modern

Based on his experience about love. When you on some level and broke up. But only time just say regret that you happy about the past

Mise en scene

When it comes to positioning characters in the frame structure, care must be taken because it acts as an important source of information to audience who are watching the film (Gianneti, 2003). Woody Allen make the Annie hall where some time one shot will continue, unabridged for an entire scene.

simply the average shot length of Annie hall to be 14.5 seconds, in fact the other film made in 70’s had average shot length of 4-7 seconds= simply talking, they walk and talk

Mise en scene

Colour and setting

-Allen use the somber and dislikes bright colors. And we can see New York in this filmed almost entirely in dark and subtle greens and gray that make New york is see visually calm with strong contrasts

- the film also had an influence in the fashion world late 70’s. many women tried to look Keaton as Annie Hall Look (watch the Keaton’s hat, man’s tie, mannish blazers over vest) can see this movie make style Androgynous chic.

Camera angle

Although the film is not essentially experimental, Allen at several point undermines the illusion the reality. (for the famous scene when the character doing Aside. Aside is happens when a character looks directly into the camera and talk to the audience.

animated scene when alvy talk with the character in Snow White.

Camera Angle (aside)

Camera Angle (animated)

Camera movement

A distinct camera movement found to be used in this film that creates the scene’s current “The walk and talk” tracks characters with dolly-mounted camera. This technique maintains the same coverage the characters (example, two shot) while the background keeps the changing

Camera movement

Acting

“Space between the film image and the supposed ‘real’ person” (Marshal Brickman). Some people that the film is autobiographical about relationship between Allen and Keaton.

Sound

This film is not have soundtrack and few background music. The few background of music in this film include a boy’s choir Christmas melody played, Annie’s two performance at jazz club sing “it had to be you” and “seems old time”. Also in heard when the final scene.