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The viewers don’t see a lot of what happens outside of the family’s experiences, and background knowledge is required to fully understand the context. The first part of the movie assimilates us with the characters. This is vital for the director to do as “forging a sympathetic link to them is crucial for the remainder of the picture to have the desired impact.”

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The character-line of the movie centres on the events around Truman Burbank, and thus gives a large amount of authority to demonstrate his point-of-view.

Truman (who is searching for truth), Cristof (who is protecting Truman) and Sylvia (who wants Truman freed) are three agencies that represent different ideals in the film. The audience is positioned to question (if nothing else) the control institutions have within Truman’s Billiard Tables & Accessories.

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