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SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION PLAY MOVIE
I still have not managed to see the entirety of the movie adaptation of this, but the scenes I’ve viewed feature some very good acting, especially on the part of the lead.
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I read this for the same class as M Butterfly and that was a very good choice on the part of our professor. The contrast between disdain and that continued degree of caring is interesting, but I also genuinely enjoy the question of why Ouisa still cares: because she misses the idea of this person, or because she really saw something underneath the lie? I really like the differing reactions of Ouisa and her husband. Another reviewer on this page advised reading this all in one sitting, and I would advise the same it’s 55 pages and seeing the opening to close progression is half the fun. The broad story is easy to understand it’s the details that make the show so interesting. Actually, it took me a reread to really get certain aspects. Over time, the audience is asked to question what’s real and what’s not in a con, and maybe, over time, who is conning who. Another reviewer This is an interesting play about constructed identity and how, by playing up a racialized image of ‘intellect’, one can put themselves into the homes and minds of others. This is an interesting play about constructed identity and how, by playing up a racialized image of ‘intellect’, one can put themselves into the homes and minds of others.