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He rewrote the story in two days, removing some details he considered useful for a sequel story. The main change was the addition of a plot twist at the end of the script, which was noted as the most impressive aspect of the episode by several reviewers.

The episode, first aired on Channel 4 on 18 February , was watched by 1. The story draws parallels with real murder cases, primarily the s Moors murders , in which five children were killed.

Its horror aspects have been said to be reminiscent of the s film The Wicker Man and the video game Manhunt , while some similarities with The Twilight Zone have also been noted.

This dystopian episode reflects upon several aspects of contemporary society, such as media coverage of murders, technology's effects on people's empathy, desensitisation , violence as entertainment, vigilantism , the concept of justice and punishment, and the nature of reality.

A woman Lenora Crichlow wakes up with amnesia, in a house where television screens are showing an unknown symbol. Turning the screens off, she finds photos of herself and a man Nick Ofield , along with one of a small girl Imani Jackman which she takes with her.

She leaves the house and pleads for help, but people ignore her while recording her on their phones. When a masked man opens fire at her with a shotgun, she flees and meets Jem Tuppence Middleton.

Jem explains that the symbol began appearing on television and mobile phone screens, turning most people into passive voyeurs. The woman and Jem are unaffected, but they are also a target for the "hunters", unaffected humans who act sadistically.

Jem plans to reach a transmitter at "White Bear" to destroy it. As they travel, Baxter Michael Smiley , a man who is also unaffected, picks them up.

He holds them at gunpoint in a forest, where he tries to torture the woman, but Jem kills Baxter first. They continue travelling to the transmitter; when they reach it, two hunters attack them.

The woman wrestles a shotgun away from a hunter and fires at her attacker, but the gun only sprays confetti. Walls open to reveal that everything was staged.

After the pair were arrested, Iain committed suicide in his cell, while Victoria was sentenced to undergo daily psychological punishment at the present facility, which is called White Bear Justice Park after a white teddy bear that Jemima owned.

Victoria is driven back to the compound past an outraged crowd and returned to where she awoke. As she is shown footage of Jemima, Baxter places electrodes on her head, simultaneously torturing her and wiping her memory of the day's events.

Over the end credits, the next day's events are seen from the point of view of the park's staff, and its visitors who play the voyeurs. Series creator Charlie Brooker came up for the idea while working on the zombie horror serial Dead Set.

During filming, Riz Ahmed 's character was being chased by zombies; some schoolchildren noticed the production and begun watching, taking pictures on their phones.

Brooker converted it to a script for Dead Set , in which a photograph goes viral on social media and "unlock[s] this primal urge for people to be voyeurs of agony".

Although the idea was given the green light, they did not have the budget to do it. The first conception of the episode was as "a straightforward apocalypse story", featuring a female journalist [5] and taking inspiration from the science fiction horror film Quatermass and the Pit.

The second version opened with a patient speaking to their psychiatrist about their nightmares and a recent urge to commit violence. The patient draws a glyph from their dreams, and the psychiatrist files it along with identical symbols drawn by her other patients.

This glyph resembles an upside-down "Y" and was created by Brooker after much experimentation; it is the one used in the final episode.

This draft had the character Baxter in it and resembled the horror film The Wicker Man. Executive producer Annabel Jones noted that the theme had shifted more towards voyeurism.

By this point, director Carl Tibbetts was involved with the project. After working on the other series two episodes " Be Right Back " and " The Waldo Moment ", the latter of which was in production, there was little of the budget remaining for "White Bear".

The base contained an abandoned housing estate and buildings that could be repurposed to look like shops and garages.

The base was surrounded by chicken wire and Brooker considered that the fence could be there because the events of the episode were not real.

Brooker believed that the public would watch certain people be tortured for entertainment, such as Jimmy Savile—against whom hundreds of sexual abuse allegations have been made—or Myra Hindley—a serial killer who committed the Moors murders with her boyfrend, Ian Brady.

Brooker then rewrote the script in two days "in a bit of a fever dream". Brooker considered making Victoria innocent, but settled on making her unknowingly guilty.

Lenora Crichlow had already been cast as Victoria prior to the rewrite. Prior to the twist, the episode is shown from Victoria's perspective. According to Tibbetts, handheld cameras were used to make the episode "very intense and personal" and to make the viewer identify with Victoria.

Contrastingly, in the end credits scenes filming is "still and static" to resemble an observer's perspective. Flashback scenes were balanced to avoid giving away too much information before the twist.

The scene in which Victoria is driven through the crowd was cut shorter in the final edit and many of the crowd members were added digitally.

Brooker had the idea during editing of displaying Victoria's next day at the park during the credits.

The episode is 42 minutes long, slightly shorter than Channel 4's standard of 45—48 minutes for an hour-long episode.

The episode's soundtrack was composed by Jon Opstad. The score is mostly electronic. To give a different character to the music played as Victoria lives her next day in the theme park, Opstad added acoustic elements, but feeling that this did not fit with the universe he used pizzicato cello music and overlaid "spidery" atonal lines.

Brooker had other ideas that were removed from the original script because they would be complicated to do. He said he could use these ideas in a sequel story which would involve the main character finding messages that she had left for herself on previous days as the process of erasing her mind starts not to function.

However, as the location for the episode no longer exists, he felt it would be more practical to create a graphic novel instead of recreating the scenario.

Many reviewers identified an allusion to the Moors murders , committed by Ian Brady and Myra Hindley, a British couple who killed children in the s.

Club 's David Sims emphasised the similarities between Victoria's taping and the fact that Hindley taped the torture of one of their victims.

The influence of horror works was highlighted by critics and Brooker himself. Lambie found aspects of the forest scene reminiscent of s exploitation films.

The Twilight Zone has been seen as an influence by some reviewers. Jeffery commented that Black Mirror ' s "roots in" the American anthology series "have never been more visible", [11] while Sims affirmed "White Bear" is "the most Twilight Zone -y episode of the show", [7] and James Hibberd of Entertainment Weekly said it could even have been an episode of that series.

Despite the similarities to real murder cases, David Sims noted the focus is not any single case, arguing that when an "abhorrent crime" occurs people create "totem[s] of hatred and evil" from the figures involved in the crime.

He said Brooker examines what he calls the "lurid media frenzy" trend. Liptak said it portrays people as victims of technology, [24] while Joyner commented it denotes that "the way in which we are spoon-fed an almost constant stream of information through technology has turned us into passive consumers".

She noted, "you can view the episode as a critique of all kinds of themes: Mob mentality, reality television, even the complicated treatment of women in the justice system Primarily, though, this episode is a critique of our deep, often-unexamined mass desensitisation , or at least a dread portent of its potential to grow.

It aims to ask: To what extent can you stand by and watch horror before you are complicit, punishable?

Brooker commented that after watching the episode, the viewer feels "sympathetic towards [Victoria] but also repulsed by what [she] did".

Zunächst erscheint alles menschenleer, doch dann sieht sie immer mehr Leute, die jede Bewegung der Frau wie hypnotisiert mit ihren Handys filmen.

Zahlreiche Leichen — gekreuzigt und gefoltert — warten dort auf sie. Auch die Menschen mit den Handys erscheinen und filmen unbeirrt weiter den Alptraum, dem die Frau ausgesetzt ist.

Er spielt seine Paraderolle: Einen pöbelnden, blauen Bären — Waldo — dem er seine Stimme leiht und der als digitale Animation gesendet wird.

Waldo hat sich zum Publikumsliebling gemausert und seine Popularität steigt mehr und mehr. Waldo nimmt Monroe während eines Interviews auf den Arm und kommentiert ihn unverschämt.

Das Publikum ist begeistert, während Jamie seine Rolle zunehmend unangenehm wird. Black Mirror Staffel 2 Episodenguide.

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