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Mary Harron’s Spliced Takes Creating Dissonance

2:15 AM on May 19
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This Mary Harron, has filmed multiple takes here, and spliced it up, together, to cause █████████████████████dissonance in the audience

The image shows a scene from a film, featuring a man with slicked-back hair and a serious expression. He is wearing a dark suit with a light blue striped shirt and a tie that has a pattern, possibly polka dots. The man appears to be engaged in a conversation, looking intently at another person off-screen. His facial expression suggests concentration or contemplation. In the background, there are several other individuals seated at tables, some of whom are dressed in formal attire, indicating a business or upscale dining environment. One person in the background is partially visible, wearing a red tie and a white shirt, and appears to be engaged in their own conversation. The setting has a warm ambiance, with wooden furniture and a bar area that features a stained glass panel, adding to the upscale atmosphere. The video player interface is visible at the bottom of the image, showing a play button and a timeline indicating that the video is currently at 2 minutes and 58 seconds out of a total of 11 minutes and 48 seconds. The title of the video is "Patrick Bateman being himself for about 12 minutes," suggesting that the scene is from a film featuring a character named Patrick Bateman. The video is hosted on YouTube, as indicated by the logo and interface elements. Overall, the image captures a moment of dialogue in a sophisticated setting, with a focus on the man in the foreground who is central to the scene.
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