In this scene I will be focusing on the mise-en-scene within the confines of the submarine. The sequence begins with the Capitan shooting torpedoes at a nondescript ship, which is apparently headed for England. After a successful shot on the first ship the SONAR operator tells the Capitan of the U-boat about a ship behind t

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Capitan asks for a radio operator. A man promptly responds and is given a message to send out, giving coordinates and asking for help. It is not the message that is important, but the machine that is used to send the message. This is the "Enigma" encoding machine that turns out to be the focus of the mission for the American submarine crew. It is shown in close-up on the inside of the boat and then, in another shot from the outside of the boat, the machine is not seen but heard as a series of tones. This last shot is important, as it gives the feeling that the submarine is isolated and the only way to communicate with others is by way of that machine.

he faces, with most of the frame taken up by the head, not the background. This seems to intensify the reaction of the audience because these are not just faceless Germans, but humans who are afraid for their lives. After showing the explosion of the depth charges near the boat, the action inside the boat continues. In the explosions, a fuel leak sprung in the engine room. This eventually causes a fire, which kills the three engine mechanics that are working on the

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Capitan U-boat, German U-boat, , England Europe, depth charges, particular reaction, inside boat,
Approximate Word count = 810
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)