The importance of secondary elements to the emotional expression of the film, Reivew on Shadow of a Doubt

This Hitchcock's brutal destruction is undoubtedly a very contagious film. At first, we were infected by the enthusiasm and adoration of Charlie and her family, and even sighed with sighs as this emotion slowly disappeared. And later, we were infected by the emotions after the transformation. While this huge emotional shift appears very natural in the film, their respective emotions are extremely contagious. Except for the performance of the characters, photography skills, and directing techniques. What I want to say is the importance of secondary elements to the emotional expression of the film.
It is said to be a minor element because it does not occupy a major position in the film. But it is this seemingly dispensable element that played a crucial role in the film's influence.
When Charlie’s feelings for her uncle Charlie were positive, Charlie and her uncle took to the street, holding her uncle in her arms and being proud in front of their companions. When the emotions changed, Charlie's sister also asked to change seats. And the topic of murder discussed by Charlie's father and neighbors. and many more.
It is the expression of emotion at each stage, the transition between the stages, or the foreshadowing of the theme of the entire film. Both played an important role.
A good movie will not waste any of the available elements.

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