Tuesday, November 2, 2021

 CUFFS

  •  Do you agree with the view that the programme offers a 'pro-police perspective'? What do you understand by that? What evidence is there of that so far?

The show is very pro police perspective. They show this by making the audience empathise for the police officers. For example, When having lunch, Jake opens up about being, felt up, spat on and bled on. These are very bad things and Jake is obviously uncomfortable whilst speaking about it. By making the audience empathise for officers, such as Jake, it makes people side with the police and view the programme in a 'pro-police perspective'.
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1 comment:

  1. AnonymousDecember 4, 2021 at 10:24 AM

    This is on the right lines but always support the pints that you make - here, you could have fleshed out a bit the scenes that Jake is referring to.

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