It’s a Girl:
After watching the documentary, I decided to pause it at a
point when Mitu was with one of her daughters. It was a close-up. The camera is
positioned at a level angle. The image was clear on Mitu’s face, but one of her
daughters was in the middle of the frame and she was blurred. You could also
see her other daughter in the background, and she was also blurred. There was a
juxtaposition in this shot. Mitu was in the last third of the frame and
completely focused on one of her daughters who was exactly in the middle. The
frame is definitely documentary-like. The background is completely blurred, as
well as the foreground. The only part that is not blurred is Mitu’s face. This still
frame definitely tells a story. Where I paused it, Mitu is smiling at her
daughter. Her daughter is not only in the center of the frame, but in the
center of Mitu’s attention. You can see the love that Mitu has for her daughter
just by looking at her smile at her.
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