analysis of the final scene in relation niche audiences:
Extreme negotiation The final montage of Les Revenants episode one represents the sexual act as deeply complex one with potentially grave consequences. This highly confrontational and even problematic sequence encourages a range of highly polysemic audience interpretations Seen from a christian viewpoint, the sequence could be seen to reinforce the ideology that ore-mnarital sex is wrong and is punished. However, the punishment is highly irregular and involves Camille dying instead, affecting the family. Is this a biblical allegory the scene reinforces that sex is important to lena's character and establishes one of her primary motivations. This sex positive representation is somewhat unusual, especially in the horror genre, and may appeal to feminist audiences as lena has her own autonomy the use of close up shots and lack of non diabetic sound position the audience above them, in a vouyeristic mode of adress. this deliberately uncomfortable montage emphasises...