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Live Flesh by Pedro Almodovar: Scene Analysis

   
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It is only now that we get a chance to see David take the time to assemble this extension of him, proving to us that it is truly not an extension of him; it is holding him back just like it is for Elena As he enters the house, it becomes even clearer that his daily life is far more difficult than previously shown in the movie...
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He wheels in with a strange look on his face, almost as if he knows exactly what happened the night before. He does not look happy to be home, and when it is finally revealed that it is Elena on their loft bed, an immense sense of separation sets in. Previously, it had not been shown that David must use a mechanical contraption to do something as simple as get to his bed...
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