Dunkirk Trailer
FEATURE
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COMMENTS
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Genre
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Historical/ Drama
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Narrative
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A historical perspective of numerous
soldiers during the storming of the Dunkirk beaches while planes routinely
preform bombing runs, slaughtering the soldiers
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Unique Selling Point
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A unique perspective and directing of a
widely known story
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Target Audience
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Mainstream, Young adults, elderly
people
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Music
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On-screen characters actions are in
time with a metronome as the only music, diegetic or otherwise, until 0:47 in
the trailer where a choir sings as a soldier walks into the ocean to drown
himself, afterwards there is another break in the music until 1:29 where
there is a deep bassline, in time with a heartbeat as the battle worsens. All
music ceases when the title of the movie comes on-screen
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Shot Types/ Camera Angles
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Close ups of soldiers faces, two shots,
reaction shots, wide angle, shot-reverse-shot, pan up,
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Pace
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The pace is kept to a non-diegetic
metronome, which indicated when the screen will fade to black as well as
dictating/ keeping in time with on-screen characters actions
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Dialogue
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Dialogue in this film comes from
numerous soldiers, all conveying a longing for home and the fear of returning
to the beaches of Dunkirk
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Voiceover
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Special Effects
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Numerous practical effects such as
explosions, blood on soldiers faces
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Credits/ intertitles
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At 2:05 the title of the film appears
onscreen over a black background, the letters acting as a window to see the
beach and waves of Dunkirk.
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The USP analysis could be pinned down more precisely. I've just watched the trailer using the link that you provided and it struck me that it ducked the more usual blindly patriotic / heroic approach as it told the story of the reluctant hero.
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