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Thesis
Through the employment of documentary codes and conventions, audience intellectual or emotional attitudes about the themes, ideas or messages are evoked, challenged or reinforced thus constructing a central idea or message.
Context:
Restrepo (2010), a documentary about US soldiers deployment in the Afghanistan war directed by journalist Sebastian Junger and Tim Hetherington, follows the 2nd Platoon of Battle Company on a 15-month deployment in the Korangal Valley, northeast Afghanistan.
Target Audience attitudes
Restrepo targets audiences from a Western demographic who hold attitudes that soldiers are tough and almost dehumanized without emotions.
How attitudes are challenged?
These attitudes are challenged through documentary conventions such as archival footage and interviews.
Filmic techniques used and what they do
Filmic techniques are employed that includes the manipulation of mise-en-scene, interviews and archival footage that aims to evoking intellectual and/or emotional response and thus challenge the audiences attitudes of common stereotype of soldiers.