FILM FRAME

FILM FRAME

ALICE IN WONDERLAND

COMMON THMESE

JOKER

MATRIX

Alice a joung girl who follows a white rabbit and falls into a tunnel that takes her to a fantasy world called Wonderland. Here, Alice meets crazy characters such as the Mad Hatter, the Queen of Hearts and the Cheshire Cat, and experiences surreal situation. During her journey, Alice tries to make sense of this chaotic world and find her way back home.

In the Matrix, Thomas Anderson, in the film called Neo, is a programmer who discovers that the reality he knows is a virtual simulation created by machines to exploit humanity. After being called by Trinity and Morpheus, Neo wants to discover the truth. Morpheus explains to him that the machines have trapped humanity in the Matrix to harvest their energy. Neo, must face the agents of the system and after gaining special powers, fights to save Morpheus and free humans. In the end, Neo demonstrates his power to manipulate the Matrix.

Arthur Flecks lives with his elderly mother in a bulding and advertises on the street dressed as a clown, waiting to fulfill his dream of becoming a commedian. His life is a tragedy: ignored,bullied, teased by everyone, he has developed a nervous tic that makes kim laugh uncotrollably, making him creepy and pushing everyone away. But one day Arthur can't take it anymore and reacts violently, pointing a gun at himself. While the Gotham City police hunt for the killer clown, the population elects him a hero.

1. In all four films there is a gap between the real and the surreal. Alice finds herself in a world that defies logical norms. In Matrix she presents a reality that can be controlled by machines. In Joker she makes the protagonist live a reality distorted by his sick mind. In American Horror she has disturbing situations that make it difficult to distinguish reality. 2. Alienation is another major theme. Alice feels alienated in a world that doesn't follow the rules she knows. Matrix tries to figure out her true identity. Joker is an outcast from society and struggles with his identity. American Horror visits alienation from characters who are isolated from their peers.