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Short Film Alike: Video Analysis
In the short film, “Alike,” I think that the author is trying to portray that society is killing people's individuality and creativity. Throughout the beginning of the video, the author demonstrates what life is like through conformity. The author then goes on to show how important music and arts really is.

At the start of the video, the author shows how society is killing children's creativity and individuality. The father ignores his son's interests and the teacher doesn’t encourage his creativeness. We should reform our education system and implement more creative classes so that students have an easier time achieving their dreams. Students should be able to find out their passion at an early age. All in all, limiting people's goals will
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