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Re: Metafictional Movies
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Michael Haneke's Funny Games (a US remake coming out soon) contains  
sequences, where protagonists literally rewind the narrative to  
change or rewrite the course of events.

Antje Ascheid

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Antje Ascheid
Associate Professor of Film Studies
Fine Arts Building
University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30602
(706) 542-2759



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