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Character Demo - "Furina: All the World's a Stage" | Genshin Impact

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Man defined by consumption. Eventually leads to him having a breakdown because nothing has any meaning to him anymore.

No longer cares about human life - not modernist, very jaded, ironic.

Obsessed with changing and perfecting himself, his body.

Everybody wears late 80s Armani and Valentino etc, style at the time was a historic quotation of 50s fashion.

High low culture. He obsesses over not very interesting pop music as if they are great great works of art.

Pastiche of the slasher movie.

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This is a pastiche parody of a well known film series, Twilight.

It is portraying an imitation of the original film, being a playful and funny twist on the original. The film imitates the original through identical scenes, characters and locations to create a comic and satirical narrative.

For the audience, another indicator that it imitates the original is through the direct message of “saga” referring to the twilight saga books that the original film is based on.

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A Chinese Odyssey

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photo artwork by the artists Gilbert and George

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photo artwork by the artists Gilbert and George

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What we do in the shadows (tv series) (2019-2023)

An example of Simulacra in the show is through the setting and props used as a representation of reality. Set in Staten Island New York. Recognisable with the audience. There are many intertextual references to other media, for example twilight is referenced which is a highly recognised vampire series. Pastiche of the vampire genre and of the recognisable/ stereotypical idea of a vampire I.e. traditional costume. The genre of the show is a mockumentary which is itself a parody of documentary programmes. And itself is a parody of the myths associated with vampires, instead of vampires being scary they’re more seen as the but of the jokes. Self reflexivity, builds a self-contained fantasy world which is a simulacra of reality.

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Carol Ann Duffy is a well-known feminist poet, who uses postmodern characteristics in her works and collections. She uses parody and pastiche to put a spin on classic, traditional stories and push feminist ideas and messages. Her work is also very self-reflexive, as she explores her own gender and sexuality, definitely needing a sophisticated audience to understand her hidden meanings.

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Pastiche

The entire film is made up of story lines, dialogue, camera angles, characters, hairdos and weapons inspired by previous well known films.

Intertextuality

Intertextuality is a key postmodern feature in this film.

Many different genres are represented in the film such as gangsters, boxing, war, musical, romance and arthouse.

Cross links to other Tarantino films such as Resevoir Dogs (1992) and The Assassin (1993).

Travolta plays someone with the possible future of the character he played in Saturday Night Fever , which signifies that Tarantino certainly intended to make this reference.

The trendy diner Jack Rabbit Slim's is full of references to 1950's stars and movies.

by Quentin Tarantino The film is characterized by its nonlinear narrative structure, its self-referential humour, and its use of violence and pop culture references.

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Quentin Tarantino's movie "pulp fiction" presents elements of postmodernism in a socially critical way. Using techniques such as non-linear narrative, cultural references and absurd humor, he provides insight into social issues such as media, popular culture and racism.

More than just a form of entertainment, the movie "pulp fiction" is an in-depth reflection and critique of contemporary society. By interpreting the director's critique of society, we are able to better understand the postmodernist viewpoints presented in the movie and inspire deeper thinking about the real world.

The movie adopts a structure interwoven with multiple story lines. Instead of unfolding the plot in the traditional sequence of starting and ending, the movie uses fragmented scenes and time and space intertwined narratives to bring the audience into a more complex and complicated story world. This non-linear narrative breaks the traditional concept of time and highlights the fragmentary character of the modern state of life.

The extensive use of cultural references and intertextuality in pulp fiction reflects the postmodernist director's concern for popular culture and cultural diversity. Tarantino incorporates a large number of pop culture elements such as music, movies, and advertisements in a unique way so that the audience can find familiarity and empathize with them.