Jodie Foster has to prove herself in a man's world full of FBI agents & seriel killers
Silence Of The Lambs was a game changing police procedural-psychological thriller featuring Jodie Foster as FBI trainee Clarice Starling and Anthony Hopkins as serial killer Dr. Hannibal Lecter. A series of young women were being kidnapped and murdered by a man called Buffalo Bill. The FBI assigned Starling to do a psychological profile of Lecter to try to gain insights into mass murderers. Later it turns out Lecter and Bill are connected. The movie has three parts to it. First is the talks between Starling and Lecter as she tries to extract information from him. It’s like a battle of wills as they pit their intelligences against each other. Second, is the hunt for Buffalo Bill. Third, is Starling attempting to assert herself as a young woman in the man’s world of the FBI.<br /><br />The best and most memorable parts of the movie are those with Starling and Lecter where they match wits. Lecter sizes her up by asking her both formal and probing questions, some of which embarrass her to see how she’ll react. For example, he quickly deduces that she grew up poor and is attempting to move into the white middle class. Starling is being pushed but she doesn’t break. She throws back his analysis of her by challenging him to answer the questions she’s got for him. Even though it seems like Lecter is not impressed by his interviewee he can see her strength and throws her a bone about looking up one of his former clients that will help with the Buffalo Bill case. That sets the relationship between the two. Lecter continues to push and probe, but she stands up to him and gets more and more information from him as her reward.<br /><br />Director Jonathan Demme placed Starling at the center of everything and used interesting techniques to do that. Not only was she the main character but the film was shot from her perspective. When characters talk to her they speak right into the camera to give her point of view. That’s to emphasize her female perspective on things, and how all the other characters who are almost all men, view her. It also shows her brilliance. She is able to catch things that others miss and she is the only one that Lecter will talk to.<br /><br />Silence of the Lambs is one of those movies that after you see it will stay with you for a long time.<br />C
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