Great Cinematography and Use of Color in Visual Storytelling.

Rating: 9/10 (21 April 2019)

The Wizard of Oz is an account of identity incorporation and transitioning. In the film, Dorothy isn't at all fitting into life around her, which is the reason why Kansas is portrayed in black and white. Following the tornado she ends up in a peculiar land, this new land is in color since it is a position of tangibility, where her issues can be carried on an excellent scale and be managed. The story attempts to tell the message that our lives are sure to contain frightening and challenging experiences, but by making companions with the best parts of yourself and refusing to give the obstacles a chance to shield you from seeing what's great in life and what's great in other individuals, there will dependably be encouraging points throughout everyday life.