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25 January 2012

Is Using A Piece Of Existing Music In A Film To Underline An Emotion 'Rape' - Or Just The Way Cinema Works?

"The Artist" may have won several Golden Globes, but there's at least one person who apparently hates the film because of some music it uses: 

On Techdirt.

Posted by glyn moody at 7:19 PM  

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