The constant exposure to relationships, experiences and events fulfil and determine the coming of age process. These may act as positive model or they can challenge a person’s view of the world via turbulent times, in which hope and awareness are gained aiding to acquire maturity. Hence, it is through the use of cinematographic and language techniques that the notions of relationships and dark experiences are explored in ‘Raw’ by Scott Monk and ‘The Breakfast Club’ by John Hughes. Both texts accentuate the convoluted coming of age voyage, the optimism, the necessity for confronting circumstances to arise and the need to experience them to comprehend the veracity of the world.
Coming of age incorporates experiencing relationships which can aid or contravene the development of maturity in an individual. ‘Raw’ by Scott Monk explores the coming of age journey of Brett Dalton a young …show more content…
This is portrayed with a long shot of Bender caught midair with a raised arm as it expresses a changed optimistic attitude and hope due to the positive relationships built with the rest of The Breakfast Club, which influenced him and comforted him to know he was not the only one with issues. Also, the use of a voice over in “what we found out is that each of us is a brain, and an athlete, a basket case, a princess, and a criminal. Does that answer your question???” this provides them hope since they are not alone and by relating to one another they have to hope to evade the stereotypes being set on them. The audience feels proud as they became aware of the truthful world in which they live. Hence, the conglomerated challenges confronted are illustrated through film techniques by Hughes revealing the hope for the future as they have learned how to manage life better since they know how to view it from an altered perspective due to the
Coming of age incorporates experiencing relationships which can aid or contravene the development of maturity in an individual. ‘Raw’ by Scott Monk explores the coming of age journey of Brett Dalton a young …show more content…
This is portrayed with a long shot of Bender caught midair with a raised arm as it expresses a changed optimistic attitude and hope due to the positive relationships built with the rest of The Breakfast Club, which influenced him and comforted him to know he was not the only one with issues. Also, the use of a voice over in “what we found out is that each of us is a brain, and an athlete, a basket case, a princess, and a criminal. Does that answer your question???” this provides them hope since they are not alone and by relating to one another they have to hope to evade the stereotypes being set on them. The audience feels proud as they became aware of the truthful world in which they live. Hence, the conglomerated challenges confronted are illustrated through film techniques by Hughes revealing the hope for the future as they have learned how to manage life better since they know how to view it from an altered perspective due to the