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The document provides notes on editing techniques, camera shots, sound, themes, and other elements of the film Memento. It notes that the film uses: 1) Reverse/rewind editing and black and white film noir style for flashbacks to emphasize the protagonist's confusion and inability to form new memories. 2) Close-ups of clues like tattoos and photos to show important facts and the protagonist's confusion. 3) A one-note piano score with pauses between notes to build suspense around the protagonist trying to piece together what happened. 4) Themes of confusion and trying to rebuild identity after memory loss are represented through the protagonist's beige suit with blue details
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