Cabaret

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Music and Movies

 

Written by:

Troy N

 

Date added:

March 5, 2016

 

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University

 

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A

 

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3 / 750

 

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The people's desperate need for change is also evident in the gradual acceptance of the Nazis, who offer stability, wealth, and a return to glory for a crumbling nation. Sally, however, revels in the 'divine decadence' of 1931 Berlin. Sally's defiant song challenges society's expectations of people...
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Her attitude towards all external problems throughout the film is to forge ahead in a reckless, hedonistic and often inconsiderate manner, regardless of whether this entails ignorance of significant events (eg. dead Jew in the street). The song contains a somewhat amoral message, encouraging the audience to have a good time, in spite of what it may take to do so...
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