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Marnie twins[edit]

The plot is been told out of Heathers perspective or so told near by. As I looked upon this film yesterday in tele in german, it#s been shot out of Isaak#s point of view. If somebody likes to frame the story in the right way, please do it! He is the center of visible narration and struggles with deep storylining impossibilities. The technique is as hitchock has done suspense films, but he was stable in storylining. Rain starts on a cloudy days for examples and days slides into night.... The parts aren't real connected in a suspense dynamik. Changing sun and rain, day and night in a cocktail shaker way. _and logic is something difficult: How Hether suceed to escape from the clinic? and so on..... Well made in detail and it reminds me of Marnie and the Birds either. In addition to that the freudian rhetoric, unfiltered, is a little hard to bear in our days.--Danaide (talk) 15:24, 27 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]