"The Crossing" and its cinematic language.

 The filmmakers use cinematic language such external sounds, Musical tracks, tracking shot and the Dutch tilt to manipulate the viewers reaction. Starting the first scene we could observe the angle changes make us get a different perception of what the film is about, in this case it was suspense. At the same time the external sounds were giving a different environment to the scene, this includes intense emotions such as dreading because we could feel what was going to happen and what was present when  the angles started to follow the protagonist. The filmmakers also used a clean static shot to variate through the location of the scene, this also manipulates our experience through the film the angle of the monster was not very predictable and got me by surprise. The different angle shots mentioned affect the film dramatically, it can shape the way the film is meant to be told and how it is intended to sound, it  helps us engage with the film it elevates the audiences involvement in the film.  Without the environment sounds or the intense  music the film would be missing the dramatic factor. The monster presented also contributed to the viewer reaction of suspense, the way he as dressed and the fact we could not get a clear view of his face made it more mysterious.