Fargo with Zach Cregger
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1987: A Turning Point in Narrative and Morality
This chapter explores the pivotal year of 1987, marking the end of the Reagan era and its impact on character identities within a film narrative. It examines the moral complexities faced by the characters, particularly Jerry's flawed decisions driven by greed and desperation, against the backdrop of societal expectations. Through character dynamics and storytelling techniques, the chapter delves into the intertwining of truth and fiction, revealing broader cultural commentaries and the psychological underpinnings of individual choices.
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