The document discusses analyzing images in the 1955 Holocaust documentary film Night and Fog. It analyzes the first image shown which depicts Nazi soldiers marching Jews to a concentration camp in 1933. The black and white footage signifies the transition to the past. The soldiers are arranged sequentially, appearing to follow orders while carrying unknown objects. Their facial expressions seem cunning and eager, identifying them as the perpetrators who murdered Jews. This powerful first image sets the tone for the film by introducing the genocide's beginnings.

1. Images are used to represent something or someone. It allows the audience to understand the
speaker’s words, but in a clearer context. Analyzing images is when someone goes in depth on a particular
image describes how it conveys meaning throughout the framework of a play or movie. Night and Fog is a
movie about the holocaust. It is a 1955 documentary film about the Nazi concentration camps. Each frame
contains vivid details and it is important to realize the importance of them and how they express
significance as a whole.
The first image shows the audience the setting in 1933. This is determined because of the
presence of the subtitle text. Another aspect of the picture is that it is in black and white. This represents
the transition to the past from present, because the video starts out with colored pictures in 1955, then

2. moves to the archives that were took during the time of the Holocaust. As a whole feature, Nazi soldiers
are marching to the concentration camps in order to punish the Jews. The soldiers are arranged in a
sequential position as if they are being commanded to do something. You cannot see clearly on what the
soldiers are carrying, but as a viewer it looks as if the soldiers are being instructed do perform a task when
they get to the concentration camps. The main objects in the image are the soldiers and the guns on their
shoulder. This starts the author in his documentary by showing the audience that this is the beginning of
the process of the genocide of the Jewish people. The author is also trying to refer to them as the cause of
this whole ordeal. This picture could bring out emotions to the viewer because it may get the author on
the track that the soldiers were the one in charge of everything and the only blame is them. They are
considered the leaders of themselves. The gaze on the soldiers’ faces tells the viewer that they are in a
happy mood. They want something to do so they appear in a cunning look. This picture is powerful
because it shows the audience the actual murderers of the Jews. This can create a balance between the
truth and the false. This first image is shown at the beginning of the movie. Several photo shots are shown
in this scene depicting the main subject in this documentary.