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I understand mise-en-scene to mean the sum total of the cinematic results of the film's original raison d’être, whatever it might be.
But I think that in the real world the term garners more usage by serving as one of those fuzzy, vaguely and voguely, artsy words that serves to enhance the status of the paid critic.
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