Friday, September 26, 2014




                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          The film Babel was presented in a four interrelated situations which was shoot in JAPAN, MOROCCO, MEXICO, and USA. The scenes in one country was chained to the story of the other country, but it has only one root story. Audience would feel brainstormed while watching the movie because it is unpredictable and every happenings in the story makes the audience's heart to skip a beat due to the interrelated situations that the story presented. The type of movie that you don't want to skip a glimpse off. 


Time is very essential in the film because it helps in the way the chained situation is presented. The film happened in the span of 5 days, and it was artistically woven to suspend the time element.One must able to watch the previous scene so that he would be able to understand the next scene. And by this, we can see the essence of time and how it was used in the film. 







On the other hand, we know that the film was presented in different point of views, and that they differ in many things like languages, religions, and cultures. By this, their differences could be considered as the cause of the problem. The cause was being presented in a story with a twist. The audience must dig deeper in order for him to understand the root of the cause and how did it happen. While, the effect was also presented this way. In short, in every problem that the film undergone there's the effect coming its way right then. The cause and effect relationship of the film made it more interesting to watch to. 




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