Normally the meteorological phenomena are part of a film as if it were another scenario, but sometimes they become real protagonists with a lot of participation in the plot, becoming yet another component of the plot.
Today we will talk about different atmospheric phenomena that, when they appear in the film, support the development of the script, add a necessary atmosphere to the scene or, simply, their presence is needed to give any situation more drama.
From the suffocating heat, to tornadoes, to rain or snow, they have become wonderful sets where many screenwriters and directors have wanted to develop their work.
In this way, the viewer suffers with inclement weather as if he were inside the screen.
There are directors and actors, of whom we see today, who have made more than one film about these phenomena, although there are more interpreters and filmmakers who have repeated, since for today’s program we have only chosen a couple or three titles per phenomenon atmospheric, otherwise they would not all have a place in the time we have.
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