01:21:08Forms of action · SHOT EVIDENCE
The route continues while the position of command changes hands
Does a local transfer complete S–A–S′, or let A–S–A′ emerge from within the large form?
Film and viewing version
Red River · Red River · Howard Hawks / 霍华德·霍克斯 · 1948
The 01:21:08 still anchor is verified on the 02:13:26 single-part Bilibili edition. The passage is located by that anchor; its endpoints still require shot-level delimitation.
Version boundary: The timecodes on this page apply only to the named viewing carrier. Restorations, differing leaders, or platform transcodes may shift them.
Passage and still timecodes
Matthew takes command of the drive passage containing the 01:21:08 still
The window locates the passage; its boundaries remain approximate
The passage window and still anchor are separate coordinates: the Bilibili still at 01:21:08 was checked on 2026-08-25; it does not turn an approximate passage on another carrier into exact bounds.
Visible facts
- 01
Matthew faces an off-screen addressee at centre, flanked by two cowboys with a covered wagon behind; their positions place an individual declaration inside the relations of the outfit.
- 02
The still does not show the complete chain before and after the transfer; mutiny, changed destination, and Dunson's departure require continuous viewing.
Audible facts
- 01
Matthew's declaration, the group's responses, and ambient sound still await line-by-line transcription; this entry treats positions and ensuing changes in action as a chain for review.
Action relation
Matthew does not terminate the drive but redistributes direction, punishment, and trust; the same people, herd, and route begin to be maintained by another arrangement of functions.
Temporal relation
Change occurs inside continuing movement: after one arrangement of authority fails, the route does not reset but carries accumulated labour into a new decision.
Conceptual reading
If the act of taking command progressively discloses and alters a situation not fully given in advance, it supports an A–S–A′ candidate. If it merely emerges from a fully presented global conflict and completes S′, the large-form reading remains viable.
Concepts used in the judgement
- Action-image: large formgrande forme de l'image-action · COUNTERTEST
The transfer does not automatically equal S′; it requires a countercheck of whether an encompassing situation genuinely precedes and sufficiently determines the act.
→ - Action-image: small formpetite forme de l'image-action · CANDIDATE
The local act of taking command may make the outfit's obedience, destination, and functional relations visible afterward, making it an A–S–A′ candidate rather than a settled conclusion.
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Primary and scholarly coordinates
- 01Cinema 1: The Movement-Image
Minnesota 1986 translation, chapter 10, p. 165
Deleuze names Red River in the chapter on the small form and Hawksian functionalism. The three-shot segmentation and conceptual relations below are the atlas's responsibility, not a shot-by-shot paraphrase of p. 165.
Terminological coordinates
Chapter relations
Viewing and still sources
Direct scene · The direct still anchor is 01:21:08; review the declarations, responses, route decision, and Dunson's departure before and after it.