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    Cliff Robertson was a great actor for Charly. The movie is about a man named Charly. He has a mental disorder. He goes to a grown up school to help him learn how to read and write. One day a doctor made him race against a mouse named Algernon in a maze. Algernon had a surgery to make him smart and so he won every race. The doctors decided to give Charly the same surgery to see if it would work on him. He would be the first man ever to get this surgery. They told him it

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    Morgan Freeman Religion

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    "The Story of God with Morgan Freeman" is a television documentary about the exploration of culture and religion. This film features Morgan Freeman who goes on a journey to try to find answers to questions about religious topics, especially on God. The producer Morgan Freeman is an American Actor and was born in 1937 in Tennessee but borrows his origin from Niger. He has won the Academy award and has featured as an Oscar nominee in 1987. He has performed in other films such as Street Smart (1987)

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    Martin Summerstein is of medium build, in his late forties, black frame spectacles. He is impeccably, but plainly dressed,pale blue business suit, looking more like a bank manager than classical music agent... The fact is he's a lawyer by trade. Joseph was a child of adoption, Martin was his foster parents lawyer. It is how he became aware of the child's musical abilities... Joe is a prodigy, and would play piano, especially if there was company, he loved to perform before people... The lawyer found

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    Rudy Baylor, the star of the film The Rainmaker, gets a dose of reality as he enters the legal profession right after law school. Rudy is a young, unemployed lawyer desperate for a job. Without any connections to prestigious law firms, he is forced to accept his first offer from J. Lyman "Bruiser" Stone, fraudulent and just all-around shady personal injury attorney. Rudy soon meets Deck Shiffler, a self-proclaimed “a paralawyer”, with some certainly unethical tactics. Rudy begins to accompany Deck

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    The Man to Send Rain Clouds is a short story based on the death of a very old man at the Pueblo Indian reservation. This results to various issues from the conflicting spiritual aspects and Christianity aspects. At the beginning of the story, the body of the old man is identified lying under a cottonwood tree in the indicant reservation. The sheep owned by the old man are scattered in all locations of the arroyo Lavine. The two men who identify the body are Leon and Ken and they manage to bring back

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    Rain Man Mental Illness

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    obsessive compulsive disorder, panic disorder, post traumatic stress disorder and borderline personality disorder. It can affect individuals at any age, race, religion or income and is not the result of personal weakness or poor upbringing. In the movie Rain Main, Charlie’s older brother Raymond suffers from a mental illness called autism (savant syndrome). Individuals with this disorder may

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    Autism in The Rain Man The Rain Man is a story about the relationship between two brothers, one being Autistic. The story line follows the as they drive across the country and their interaction as the one brother (Charlie) tries to deal with being thrust into a twenty-four hour a day week long journey and his first exposure to someone with Autism, his brother Raymond. Charlie Babbot is a younger guy who is involved in some high-risk exotic car sales when he realizes that he might not be able

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    Rain Man Movie Analysis

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    At the same time awareness for the disorder was increasing, public awareness was raised as autism was introduced into popular culture. In particular, the movie Rain Man proved to be extremely influential, introducing a previously foreign and unheard of disorder to millions of viewers, and playing its role in the rising awareness by conflating the image of the antisocial savant with autism. As the general public

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    1. There were quite a few scenes where I believe the co-cultural communication theory could have been applied. After reading the responses of my other classmates, many of these scenes have been shared. I decided to watch some scenes a little more closely in order to pick something that possibly hadn’t been used already. There was a scene where Thomas says to Victor, “The cowboys always win”. He proceeds to talk about John Wayne as an example. Victor then made a comment about John Wayne’s teeth never

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    short stories "The Cask of the Amontillado" and " The Man to Send Rain Clouds", the authors talk about the deaths of characters through the eyes of the people surrounding them. In both of stories, the nature of how the characters die differs. In "The Cask of the Amontillado" by Edgar Allan Poe, the death of Fortunato is actually a revenge murder committed by Montresor and he buries him alive in a niche of catacombs. In " The Man to Send Rain Clouds" by Leslie Marmon Silko, Teofilo dies in his sleep

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