Ellie Olman
The Dressmaker Semiotic Analysis
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Very well explained / narrated, thank you. It took the sting out of the trauma I had from it. The film was not a happy one~ and I didn't like it. But the costumes, cinematography, acting, and colour saturation were superb.
Fantastic film. But she would never have been able to carry that 201 like that.
I just googled this movie to find a Random scene. I found this instead. This was really great. Hope you got a good grade!
Awesome Video! Only thing you missed was at the ending the rival town's play performed is three little maids. This play is about three women competing with a rival group of three women for the love of three men. The three little maids aren't as pretty or fashionable as the rival three women, but in the end win over the rival women because of their freshness and good nature. Showing the ideology of inside beauty over outside beauty. The rival town cared more about inside beauty and was spared, but dungatar like in the play was punished as they only cared about their outward appearances.