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In this study, the concept of point of view perspective, which is one of the most basic elements of narrative, was analysed through the film "The Others" directed by Spanish director Alejandro Amenabar. Movie narrations are often described from the point of view of the main character. The main characters of horror films are protagonists who counteract the actions of antagonists such as ghosts, vampires, monsters, killers, etc., which are established as narrative in the narrative, and the story of the film is told from the point of view of these people. However, in The Others, this narrative structure is reversed and the film story is told from the point of view of the ghosts. From this point of view, it has been seen that the film is a progressive horror film in terms of revising the traditions and practices of the past that have come from the past. Progressive horror films problematize the other concept, allowing the viewer to sympathize with the other. Another essential feature of progressive horror films is that the figures, such as monsters, ghosts, or creatures, are presented as exaggerations of the excess or normal aspects of the system. The ability to identify horror films progressively depends on the non-alienation of the monster. In the horror films progressively described in this context, the "other" person is represented in a way reminiscent of his own exclusion and loneliness. Moreover, in the study, the film was analysed by the method of genre criticism, and it was determined that the film had a unique approach to horror movie genre by reinterpreting the codes of the film.

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