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This list appears to be an inventory of items purchased or acquired including a jacket, Vans shoes, a bike lock, skull bandana, two condoms, and three Blackberry phones. The list is repetitive with the word "Home" listed six consecutive times, suggesting the items may have been delivered to or stored at a home address.
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Grace's costume in the film includes a grey hooded jumper to portray her as a teenager while also disguising her face as the villain. Black leggings were chosen to show Grace's youth without drawing attention from the plot. Stylish boots further depict Grace as a normal, fashionable teenager undergoing a transformation.
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The document discusses film certificate ratings in the UK and which would be most suitable for the author's psychological thriller film.
A 12A rating would allow the widest audience but may limit the level of psychological threat. A 15 rating is regularly used for thriller films and allows for strong violence, language, drug use, nudity and sexual violence. This is identified as the most suitable rating. An 18 rating significantly limits the potential audience and the author's film does not require the level of graphic content that rating permits.