PLEASE USE THIS LINK, THIS IS THE SCENE THAT NEEDS TO BE ANALYZED: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LzJC6GRpCuD3Q2-OmAP6RqjXqjgF0kU-/view?usp=sharing

Formally analyze the following sequence above from Miller's Crossing(dir. Joel and Ethan Coen, 1990) as completely as possible based on the four categories of film analysis (mise-en-scne, cinematography, editing, sound). The movie is a gangster film, and the scene you're analyzing shows two hit men making theirway into a gangster boss's house in an attempt to kill him.

You can write your analysis in full sentences or use bullet points. Just make sure that for each feature you list, you make clear what it's referring to (for instance, "long shot" or "high angle" makes no sense unless you tell me of who or what) AND what its effect in the scene is (for instance, "close-up of character X highlights their distraught reactionto rejection by character Y").