Movie Research: Luckiest Girl Alive

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 - Some conventions of this movie included a traumatizing incident, victims,  and an unreliable main character. Although at the end of the movie, the character is seen to have been proven not guilty, it leads the audience on and does not share what actually happened; but instead shows flashback of bits and pieces of her memory. The victims shown were the people that were with the girl during the incident and how it effected them as well.

- During this movie, I really enjoyed the unknown information or lack thereof given to us by the narrator. This is because it jumped back and forth between the incident and her in the present. Which, led to more suspense from the audience about not knowing what really happened. This convention added a sense of mystery. 

- I believe that this movie was executed perfectly. It had low-light editing to give the audience a chill, it showed her PTSD clearly, it gave a good perspective, and it kept me on the edge of my seat. Overall, there is nothing I would change about this movie and I would hope t make something equally as impressive. 

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