How does the film “To Sir, With Love” use color or light/dark to suggest tone and mood in different scenes? Are there any striking uses of perspective (seeing through a character’s eyes, camera angle, etc.)? How does this relate to the meaning of the scene?
Are there any motifs (scenes, images, colors) that are repeated or have a special impact? When do they occur and what purpose do they serve?
Is sound or silence used to enhance the film? (i.e., create drama, heighten tension, disorient the viewer, aid characterization, foreshadowing, etc.)
