Genre Research: KIN

  1. This movie has a lot of unknowns going on during the full movie. The child protagonist's storyline is present, but a lot of unanswered information on his brother and their issues is also introduced.
  2. There was a chaser and a higher-ranking character in this film that the main character was unaware of, which adds to the mystery because part of the film depicts the entire plot as a setup. A significant cliffhanger is also left in the film, which I intend to employ.
  3. My only complaint was the explanation of the unknown charters; while they provided a quick synopsis at the conclusion, it was insufficient.


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