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Analysis:
However, these conventions can also be linked to the Drama genre, (Drama conventions are showed as
FIG. 2
the events that took place is factual and the characters are believable.). Therefore, the audience also get a
sense of a journey (In this case following Bryan Cranstons character Robert Mazur through his story). This
links in with the film as it contains many climaxes and anti-climaxes to keep the audience emotionally
attached and gripped. In comparison to the crime genre, a male figure tends to be the protagonist (in this
case Bryan). The main theme is around corruption (the drug cartel) and good (the CIA) are set out to
defeat them. In most crime and drama films a happy/good ending tends to happen. This film sticks to that
trend.
Narrative theories:
Todorov suggested that there was a narrative theory within the cinematic world. When put into the Infiltrator context it looks like
this: