Hunt for the Wilderpeople audience response

What emotional response are you being positioned to feel when Ricky finds a place that he belongs?

• Anger, disgust, or repulsion

• Empathy or sympathy

• Joy or humour

• Guilt, remorse, or shame

What intellectual response are you being positioned to think when you see Hec and Ricky's escape to the wilderness?

• Reflect, analyse, or evaluate

• Mock or ridicule

• Confront or alienate an audience

• Persuade an audience to accept an idea

What does Hec's gruff instructions and Ricky's attempts to follow them signal?

• A shift from collaboration to conflict

• A growing mutual respect and the beginning of a father-son dynamic

• A growing mutual disrespect and the end of a father-son dynamic

• A shift from collaboration to isolation

What do the camera angles in the scene between Hec and Ricky emphasize?

• The isolation and the evolving relationship between Hec and Ricky

• The conflict and the deteriorating relationship between Hec and Ricky

• The humor and the playful relationship between Hec and Ricky

• The distance and the indifferent relationship between Hec and Ricky

What do close-ups on Hec and Ricky's faces capture?

• Their indifference and lack of emotions

• Their emotions and reactions

• Their humor and playfulness

• Their anger and frustration

What does a close-up on Hec's face when he reluctantly agrees to teach Ricky survival skills show?

• His internal struggle and growing concern for Ricky

• His indifference and lack of concern for Ricky

• His humor and playfulness

• His anger and frustration

What do close-ups on Ricky's face reveal?

• His anxiety and determination

• His indifference and lack of concern

• His humor and playfulness

• His anger and frustration

What does Ricky's gradual acceptance of Hec's guidance reflect?

• His growing independence

• His growing dependence on Hec

• His growing respect and trust in Hec

• His growing indifference towards Hec

What should you consider when describing an emotional and intellectual response to a film?

• The use of special effects

• The use of camera angles

• The use of dialogue

• The use of multimodal language features

What is the importance of love, connection, and guidance for teenagers highlighted in the film?

• It is not important

• It is somewhat important

• It is very important

• It is only important for adults