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Self deception in "Memento" (Christopher Nolan, 200) and "The Machinist" (Brad Anderson, 2004). How memory loss is shown as a product of guilt
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Eden Cook (Author)
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Martin Suter's and Alain Gsponer's "Lila, Lila". Comparison of Novel and Film
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Katja Sick (Author)
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