'The Dressmaker' Analysis Quiz

What are the themes in 'The Dressmaker'
Uncovering the Truth
Love and Loss
War
Transformation
What do we see or hear that tells us the ilm is influenced by the Western Genre.
Slow pans of the dry landscape
Fast editing and car chases
Harmonica and Banjo during chase action
A succession of close up reaction shots
The verbal motif of Barney repeated 'She Moved' tells us more about which theme?
Uncovering the truth
Travel
Dancing
The action of young men jumping into a silo foreshadows which unfortunate incident later in the film?
Tilly's mum dying
Teddy's death in the silo
The arrest of Sergeant Farrat
The leafless dead looking trees in the town of Dungetar are symbolic of what?
The mystery in the universe
The marriage of Gertrude and William Beaumont
The lifeless and unloving town
Director Jocelyn Moorhouse explores the power of women and men. Tilly exploits her beauty to demonstrate her power by showing what?
Beautiful red dress and shoes
Shopping list
 
The audience is challenged by the scenes of abuse and injustice. Physical and verbal comedy often follow these scenes and is used to achieve what?
Light hearted entertainment
Relief of tension
What possible final message is left for the audience when the film concludes?
It is better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all
Two wrongs don't make a right
The truth in the past will always one day come out
Always stay true to who you are
Live by the sword, die by the sword
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