Sea Inside Post 3. Make up Work

At this point I don't remember specific scenes but I do remember when people would talk to Ramond they would obviously be taller then him so the high camera angle from Ramond's visitors personal view were looking down upon him and I feel that happened because the film maker wanted to show that Ramond felt that people didn't really respect him and they literally and metaphorically looked down on him. I feel this is important because the movie is about Ramond not liking himself with locked in syndrome and wanting to die.