Writer, show Jumper, nature lover, fitness enthusiast and the Arts Editor of Gulf Today
Sophie Turner
In the Chris Nolan movie “Interstellar” starring Matthew McConoughey, we have a fine example of foreshadowing. From one of the very first lines of the film we are told something that turns out to be true at the end of the film.
We see this again in the Bond film “Skyfall” over the death of the character M played by Dame Judi Dench. In the movie’s opening credits, when Dench’s name appears, we are given a glimpse of a tombstone which is obviously a preview of what is to come. The character ends up dying in that film.
This tactic is a clever way to get audiences engaged and thinking about what is coming next. It can be done playfully or in a really satirical way that leaves viewers puzzled and confused, but completely absorbed in the script.
In other news this week, turn to our Health pages to learn some useful information about autism and how it can show up in children. It is important for people to be aware of the early signs of autism that can appear in children as young as two. Early detection enables the child to receive the appropriate help earlier.