The cinematography in this film was very fast paced considering the film is about a slow building love story. However, it worked in a way that opposed all laws of cinematography. I didn’t think that shots lasting no more than approximately two seconds most of the time in this film could match this genre but with everything going on with the trip to Amsterdam and showing the life they both live, it was the only technique they could use and the director pulled it off well. The use of close up shots are extremely vital in my opinion to the romantic drama genre as facial expressions are what connect the audience to the condition of the character which is indeed the director’s intentions as well as it helping the film improve in quality. The Fault in Our Stars captures Hazel’s facial expressions which indulge the screen, leaving the audience no choice but to feel the emotion given off from it which I particularly enjoyed about the framework in this film.
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