Across
- 3. The Truman Bar goers are like the Greek ... and act as the moral mouth-piece
- 5. Truman questions his ... and Weir wants us to do the same
- 8. Truman's ... increase when he sees his 'dead' father
- 11. Weir mocks society through ...
- 13. Truman and Marlon playing golf on an unfinished bridge is a ... for their relationship
- 14. Sound with an invisible source
- 15. Christof controls and deceives Truman through ...
- 17. Peter Biziou is the director of ...
- 19. Truman is manipulated into being afraid of ...
- 21. "How's it going to end?" is an ... question
- 23. The character who uses femme fatale
- 24. Christof valuing his privacy whilst Truman has none is an example of ...
- 25. The island Truman lives on
- 28. Seamless and quick transition between two frames
- 29. On which program is Christof interviewed?
- 30. A motif of perceptions and self reflection
Down
- 1. The audience showcase ... through there spying on Truman
- 2. Truman's name is an example of this as the words have a deeper meaning
- 4. The moon turns into a spotlight which is an ... to prisons and concentration camps
- 6. What is Marilyn Matthews director of?
- 7. A motif Weir accentuates through revolving doors
- 9. "Travellers beware", the media is used as ...
- 10. When a subject is filmed from a low angle they appear ...
- 12. Truman is under constant ...
- 14. When a subject is filmed from a high angle, they appear ...
- 16. The ... is a symbol of identity and perceptions (prominent through the character of Sylvia)
- 18. Bars and stripes emphasise the theme of ...
- 20. A memory or reflection to an early time
- 22. The company that adopted Truman
- 26. Meryl and Marlon speak directly to the camera, breaking the ... wall
- 27. Reoccurring theme or idea