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Repression and Freedom in Peter Weir's Film Picnic at Hanging Rock

This analytical essay examines the conflict between repression and freedom in Peter Weir's film Picnic at Hanging Rock. It examines the ways in which Weir conveys this juxtaposition through the actions of the characters, the use of sound, and the contrasting landscapes.
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Julie's feedback:

"Your analysis is strong, and you provide detailed evidence for your thesis. Film names should be italicized, but, overall, your grammar and punctuation is correct. However, many sentences and phrases in your paper would benefit from being simplified to reduce their wordiness. In addition, some of the lengthy sentences could be broken up into shorter sentences, increasing the clarity of your ideas. Your final sentence is one example of an overly long sentence that would benefit from being broken up into two or more shorter sentences."

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