The First Rule is…. Images and Reflections of the Rhizome in Fight Club
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Fight Club, Film, Leitmotif, RhizomeAbstract
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Films
Fight Club (1999), Dir. David Fincher
Psycho (1960), Dir. Alfred Hitchcock
Pulp Fiction (1994), Dir. Quentin Tarrentino
Strange Days (1995), Dir. Kathryn Bigelow
Vertigo (1958), Dir. Alfred Hitchcock
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