Who Is The Synchronization Of Patterns In The Film Elizabeth I?

As what Bordwell (2010) stated, “by integrating with setting, costume may function to reinforce narrative and thematic patterns.” In Elizabeth I, the synchronization of the costumes and the settings and their shifts throughout the film help the audience to understand the narrative of the film. As the movie starts, the scene shows the scene of the burning of Protestant heretics. The narrative here tells the dreary situation at that time, supported by the setting of the place for the burning with the poor and shabby crowd and the costumes of the Protestant heretics—which are shabby plain white dress with no accessories. The setting then changed into the kingdom with the people wearing particular costumes and accessories, which are more varied