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The document provides an evaluation of a student media studies project that created a psychological thriller film. Some key points: - The film incorporates conventions from directors like Hitchcock, including using black and white filters and a "macguffin" plot device. - The protagonist is an autistic man modeled after someone with a remarkable memory, challenging stereotypical thriller protagonists. - Scenes take place in psychiatric offices and dark rooms to set a psychological tone. - The film was aimed at younger male audiences who tend to prefer psychological thrillers. - Camera techniques like jump cuts and angle changes were used to build tension and confusion.

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