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Film Analysis: Shop Till You Drop
1). The main purpose of the film is to see how Americans are too materialistic most Americans don’t see the difference between and need which we should all be guilty of.
2). The key question that the director is addressing is that Americans are buying too much and this is affecting not only society, but younger generations to have many things not work to get a better environment.
3) The most important information in the film. In documentary “Shop Till You Drop…” show how much we really care about the world when we buy things that most people would already have, but there is that reality where we want the new car or fridge that we have in our homes.
4) The main inferences/conclusions in this film is that for future generations to come into

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