Vocabulary from 'How to Read a Film'

(a)   (adj) [para 1]: relating to telling a story or describing a sequence of events.

(a)   (adv) [para 2]: in a detailed and complete way.

(a)   (adv) [para 3]: on a surface level, without going into depth.

(a)   (adj) [para 4]: stated clearly and directly, leaving no room for confusion.

(a)   (adj) [para 5]: suggested but not directly stated; implied.

(a)   (adv) [para 6]: only; restricted solely to one thing.

(a)   (adj) [para 7]: too forceful or obvious in trying to influence others.

(a)   (v) [para 9]: to use something (like a method or technique) for a particular purpose.

(a)   (phr. v) [para 10]: to notice or become aware of something, especially something not immediately obvious.

(a)   (adj) [para 11]: large, powerful, and uniform in character; lacking diversity.