Law Humanities and Social Science
Watching, Writing and Control: Atonement
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Brian McFarlane provides a detailed analysis of Joe Wright's Atonement. He first looks at Ian McEwan (on whose novel the film is based) and the cinema, then analyses each of the four sections of the film separately as a way of reinforcing the film's rich intertextuality.
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