Subtext In A Screenplay Is Dialogue Plus Action by William C. Martell

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[@KSKingNabi]

This clip makes me think of the scene in Chinatown where Jack Nicholson accuses Faye Dunaway of the murder but then finds out that the girl is her daughter/sister...in my opinion it was a masterful display of subtext, misunderstanding, and revelation all in one scene

[@SteveHovland]

Subtext comes from the situation.

Makes me think of most of the political scenes in The Wire or pretty much any scene in The Sopranos, especially involving Carmela and Tony. I know that's TV, but regardless, great dialogue and subtext.

[@ginnymonroe4918]

A totally awesome understanding of subtext in movies. Thanks. Ginny Monroe #Masterplayer

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amazing explanation

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