existentialist ideas of choice and responsibility in film
The existentialist ideas of choice and responsibility in film refer to the portrayal of individuals facing the consequences of their actions and the burden of making significant decisions that shape their lives. It explores the concept of personal freedom, emphasizing that individuals are solely responsible for their choices and must grapple with the existential quandaries and moral dilemmas that arise from exercising their autonomy. This theme is commonly depicted in films that delve into characters' struggles with their own existence, questioning the meaning of life and the implications of their choices.
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