How do cinematography, editing, sound, and mise-en-scene in this scene together express the theme(s), narrative, or character psychology in the film?

Movie link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJP89Mk5Rx4 . This is the link to the film. the instructions to the essay are: Choose a scene that interests you, that puzzles you, or that you find especially compelling. Choose a scene you think is particularly rich, that has resonance with the rest of the film. For example, our analysis of the “You Were Meant for Me” scene in Singin’ in the Rain demonstrated not only that it echoed many of the ideas present in the rest of the film, but that the structure and mise-en-scene told us a lot about the status of Don and Kathy’s relationship. Similarly, you’ll want to pick a scene and pay close attention to what happens and how it happens. How do cinematography, editing, sound, and mise-en-scene in this scene together express the theme(s), narrative, or character psychology in the film? All four elements will be present (except in a silent film), but some may be more important than others. Indeed, each of these elements are broad categories; choose specific, salient techniques within them.