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The man in black sitting on what looks like a trolley in some foreign country seems out of place, and it's with Barthes Five Codes I can determine what this man is genuinely feeling or thinking.
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Billy Elliot isn't just a film about growing up and finding who you are but it's about society clashing against the government for a better life but through the eyes of Billy Elliot.
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Killing Them Softly, it's an art-house film at its core, but I wouldn't go as far to call it an indie.
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