Wallander

Wallander Analysis 

To open the opening scene you are presented with a establishing shot/long shot. The camera at first is looking down at the water, this makes you confused as this could be anywhere in the world, it doesn't give any information away. When the camera pans up you can see the land, the land it self is deserted, there is no sine of inhabitants. But when you look carefully you can see there is a car in the background. This makes the audience as questions; why is it there? What could be going on? ect.

Sound 

When the camera is just about to go over the top of the car and the two people walking away, there is a sound that is crated. This sound is no-dieogetic as it didn't come from within the program it was added to it. The sound is a swishing sound, when you hear it I crates an image that you're being sucked into something. This is what I think the editor was trying to crate as after that image, you are then presented with two people who are walking away. As the camera angle was high up the sound makes out you are now being bought down to their level. 

When you see the taxi driver with in the car, you can hear a crackerling of the radio, this is then followed by the movement of his eye or finger. The sound during this part symbolises that he is dying but not yet dead, as the radio keeps coming back after not working just like his life. 

Mies-En-Scene

When looking at this picture you are presented with two women, they are both looking away from the camera. When women are used in a program they are normal portrayed as innocent and harmless. The two characters are both wearing black, blackness is associated with death and fear. The one of the left is wearing a leather jacket, this is normal worm by people who ride bikes. In sociaty now people who wear coats/jackets like that are looked to be punks. If you look in detail you can see that she has a red strand of hair, red is thought to be an aggressive colour, this also could show that she is a rebellious type of person.