Understanding Point of View in Film

To create a sense of detachment from the storyline

To distance the audience from the characters' emotions

To provide an objective viewpoint for the audience

To pull the audience into the narrative and create identification with characters (correct)

It limits their emotional engagement

It creates a sense of indifference towards the narrative

It turns them from objective spectators to involved participators (correct)

It makes them detached from the characters' emotions

Create a sense of isolation for the audience

Maintain a neutral stance towards characters

Limit the audience's emotional connection with characters

Make the audience experience characters' emotions (correct)

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