The Hours — Context, Adaptation, and Purpose (HSC SSCE English Advanced): Flashcards

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The Hours — Context, Adaptation, and Purpose
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Director of The Hours (2002)

Stephen Daldry

Three women in The Hours: years they appear

Woolf 1923, Brown 1949, Vaughan late 1990s

Metalepsis definition

Crossing of narrative boundaries where fictional worlds intersect

Elegiac phase (AIDS context)

Period of mourning & memorial following decades of loss

Crosscutting film technique

Editing alternating between scenes/timelines to suggest connection

Chiaroscuro in film

Strong light-dark contrast suggesting psychological complexity

Golden-hour lighting purpose

Warm glowing cinematography suggesting epiphany/transcendence

Three visual motifs connecting timelines

Flowers, water imagery, overhead planes

Living death in The Hours

Surviving without truly living (psychological/physical states)

Young Richie Brown becomes...

Adult Richard, the AIDS poet

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