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media type="file" key="BE MY BROTHER - Tropfest 2009 Winner.flv" width="360" height="270" What ideas about Belonging does this film raise? How does the composer raise issues about Belonging in this film? How are you, the responder, positioned to respond to each of the characters in this film? How does the composer make the narrative suspenseful? How are your initial impressions of the situation challenged by what happens in the film? What connections can you make between this film and your core text, The Crucible?

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What ideas about Belonging does this film raise? How are they different from/similar to the ideas raised in Be My Brother? How does the composer raise issues about Belonging in this film? How are you, the responder, positioned to respond to each of the characters in this film? How does the composer make the narrative suspenseful? How are your initial impressions of the situation challenged by what happens in the film? What connections can you make between this film and your core text, The Crucible?