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However, when Luke was aboard the Millenium Falcon it was bright and exciting! This was the life he wanted to live. The setting became more vivid and captivating

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This place is completely lawless and this is shown when a person loses their arm and people stare then look away and continue with what they are doing. So the setting are shifting from moral to immoral places. Also when the place is first introduced it looked like a normal bar so it is kinda making a connection between the movie and the present day

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When Luke was on Tatooine, it was basically just an empty desert with nothing to keep him there. It was represented as a blank space. Something incredibly boring

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Luke just wants a life of adventure, and to get away. This episode he gets freedom, and everything he wanted.

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The hallways play almost the same role as the doors, they reveal a character's thinking skills because they either use it to escape or let the walls guide them. Also i feel like the white does not represent goodness in this movie but how advanced a ship is compared to the sand crawlers and other ships.

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The different settings were all very simple and had a overall feeling of nothingness until they got to yavin which was a vibrant place. I feel like they used that contrast purposely as the story develops going from leia and luke having nothing on Tantive 4 and tatooine then becoming part of the rebel alliance and being apart of something

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There seems to be an emphasis on doorways and portals; they get stuck, they reveal characters, they trap people