In her essay Perverse Angle Liza Johnson investigates the criticism from the gradual paced narrative and argues the achievements from the film originates "precisely in working with temporality to mobilize Morvern's looks as actions" (2004, four), By way of example when Morvern examines a maggot's struggle for existence. This scene urges to recognise the parallels among Morvern and her study objects, as each seem like helpless and undirected. In A different scene a gaggle of boys Participate in…See More