Elit 17 class 6n film she's the man
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The agenda includes a film screening of She's the Man, a 2006 romantic comedy directed by Andy Fickman, starring Amanda Bynes and Channing Tatum. It runs for 1 hour and 46 minutes. The homework assignments ask students to discuss what Olivia's interchangeability of Cesario and Sebastian in Twelfth Night says about love and marriage, and to compare a scene from She's the Man to the corresponding scene in Twelfth Night, discussing how the director made the film relevant while staying true to Shakespeare.
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