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The rules

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Publication Date

2024-04-27

Avondale Authors

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Cubic Films

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© 2024 The Author.

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Not Peer Reviewed

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10 Creative Arts

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3605 Screen and digital media

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Abstract

Ivy Lewis has a problem with social constructs. She sees them. Even understands why most of them exist. But when you can’t feel fear, empathy or shame, what’s the point in following the rules? Post-pandemic, what our our new terms of engagement with the world? Our love lives are controlled by algorithms. Our social lives are curated for us by tech giants and our future is being planned by the people put us in this mess... The Rules addresses that frustration and scratches that itch.

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Lounsbury, J. (Director). (2024). The rules [Film]. Cubic Films.

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Arizona International Film Festival 33rd.

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