The Silence of the Lambs Breakthrough in narrative
2021-10-13 18:32
"The Silent Lamb" is a classic that has profoundly reflected the problems of social crime in the United States since the 1990s. The film story inherits the tradition of Hollywood horror films, but the film's narrative method has broken through the horror film mode. It is quite ingenious to combine horror films and detective films into one. Although the film’s scene setting is dominated by a closed indoor environment and lacks fierce and popular action, the use of Hitchcock’s suspense technique and modern horror film psychological analysis makes the plot of the whole film confusing and confusing. The audience introduces a symbolic world of human subconsciousness. The film attempts to explore the roots of contemporary American social horror by exploring the psychological problems of the characters. This deepens the theme of the film and embodies the strategy of Hollywood literature ().
Extended Reading
The Silence of the Lambs quotes
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Dr. Frederick Chilton: Oh my, does he hate us. Thinks I'm his nemesis.
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[referring to Clarice's deal]
Dr. Frederick Chilton: You still think you're going to walk on some beach and see the birdies? I don't think so. I called Senator Ruth Martin. She never heard of any deal with you. They scammed you, Hannibal.