Film Analysis: The Spying One

The prologue is always at the beginning of the film, and it sets a general idea of what the movie is about. After the prologue comes the setup, which opens the film. It sets the beginning of the story, and in this film, is about a Chinese man, who wanted to bring Buddha’s teachings to the world, a world that is fill with misfortunes, anger, and hostility. After the yellow man learns what to do to help others he leaves to another land, this is turning point one because it opens a second act; another part of the whole story on the film.

The second act opens with the Yellow Man misfortune; he didn’t achieve his goal instead he turns into another opium to cope with his new life. This act sets the Yellow Man’s story at the new land. The turning point to act 3 is when Lucy appears on the scenes, which shows a new character that develops into the story. We choose the development part to be about Lucy and the Yellow Man, this is the most important part of the story because most of the movie is develop around their relationship and misfortune. …show more content…
He alerts Lucy’s father about her whereabouts, and so her father becomes part important in the conclusion of the story. Our reason behind choosing the act 4 as it is, was because it shows the climax of the movie. Batling comes to get Lucy, kills her, then the Yellow Man kills Batling, then he kills himself. The main characters of the movie, close the movie on a tragedy way. The epilogue, shows images that are related with the prologue; the epilogue plants the idea that the Yellow Man leave his land with a purpose and in some way, he did accomplish