My Sister’s Keeper

Based on the book by Jodi Picoult

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

First and foremost, we would all like to thank the Man with the Big guns from above named God. We thank you the most for without you we would never be able to do the things we love in life. We would never be able to see and feel the great wonders of the world that you have made for us especially the friendship and love that you never fail to provide us. Thank you for that. To our teacher we thank you for giving us a chance to show you what we can do. For always teaching us the right things to improve in ourselves not only in our writing of essays in class but also in our own separate lives. You have helped us in so many ways but the most would be for giving us the opportunity to make peace with the ones we have hurt in the past. Without you we would have lost another friend in life and lost the opportunity for friendship that could last for a life time. Thank you from the Bottom of our hearts. We also thank those who have helped us in making this book of ours, for without them we wouldn’t be able to finish. Thanks for our parents for providing us with everything we need in class just to give us a good education. Thanks to those who became patient with us under pressure thank you for understanding. And lastly the leader would like to thank her members for all the things they have done, for doing their own parts and cooperating oh so well with everything she asked for them to do, thanks for the greatest of efforts! More Power!

“God would never put us in a situation which he knows we cannot surpass or get better from it is only a matter of making the right decision and believing.”

TABLE OF CONTENTS: Page Chapter 1 – Introduction Concept of the Movie. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Production . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 About the Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 Chapter 2 – Elements of Fiction Important Characters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 Setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Plot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 Synthesis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 Chapter 3 – Analysis Point of View . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Theme . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Chapter 4 – Conclusion Individual Learning Experience . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 English 200 Influence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Recommendation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Chapter 5 – My Sister’s Keeper Picture Preview of the Movie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Chapter 1
CONCEPT OF THE MOVIE

Directed by Nick Cassavetes and based on the bestseller by Jodi Picoult, My Sister’s Keeper is a melodramatic yet realistic film that would surely redefine “Family Values”. It expresses this uplifting unfortunate tale and how major disease affects on family’s individuals in astonishing and overwhelming ways. This film also conveys the unlimited supply of love any parent has and the endless boundaries any parent is willing to cross. Everything in life happens for a reason but a tragedy is not something any of us wishes to encounter. Although, when we are forced to face with such unlucky fate, we must make difficult decisions and sacrifices. The director purposely made the film so sincere that this film could be ranked as one of the very few movies guaranteed to make audiences cry! As audiences watch the film, carefully selected cast members definitely make them feel as if they were part of the Vassilivea Family and assure audiences could relate. As Anna, one of the main characters, puts it, ''I wasn't the result of a cheap bottle of wine or a full moon or the heat of the moment. I was born because a scientist managed to hook up my mother's eggs and my father's sperm to create a specific combination of precious genetic material.'' Though we cannot afford to encounter genetically engineered babies every day, doesn’t mean we can’t also experience the safe effects, that’s why the director produced this astonishing film using all of his talented skills.

PRODUCTION

It's a sad fact that innocent, great kids can get cancer, and few movies have really dug into this tragic corner of life the way My Sister's Keeper does. But rather than search for any real emotional truths or demand dynamic performances from its talented cast, the movie just hijacks your tear ducts from the word "go." Odds are you'll cry during this movie, but you might be too confused by the time-jumping narrative, too busy wondering how many pop song montages they can cram into the running time, and too ashamed of your giggles when the melancholy tips the scales toward schmaltz.

Director Nick Cassavetes, who helped audiences guiltily swoon over The Notebook, pulls out all the cinematic stops to no great effect; if he's not using hazy filters to evoke innocence of childhood or letting the camera linger on an overly production-designed scrapbook, he's busting out floaty pop songs that substitute for actual dialogue. In Jodi Picoult's original novel each of the central characters took turns narrating, and at the beginning of the film the characters are introduced with a title card and a turn at narrating the story. That device, which might have helped ground the audience in this mess of squabbling family members, gets abandoned about halfway through; I gave up my willingness to go along with this nonsense long before then.

ABOUT THE DIRECTOR

Nick Cassavetes was born on May 21, 1959, in New York City, New York. Cassavetes is the son of actress Gena Rowlands and Greek-American actor and film director John Cassavetes. Both of Cassavetes’ parents have been involved in the film industry before he was even born. Despite the fact that Cassavetes’ entire life has been surrounded by the film industry, he had no intentions to go into the field. Cassavetes instead attended Syracuse University on a basketball scholarship. Cassavetes was driven to adjust his ambitions due to an injury that ended his athletic career. As the result, he decided to take acting seriously and attended his parent’s alma mater, the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York. Cassavetes married Isabelle Rafalovich in 1985 and had two daughters together, Virginia Sarah Cassavetes and Sasha Cassavetes, before divorcing. Presently, he is married to Heather Queenie Wahlquist, who has acted in a number of his films. Nick Cassavetes also has appeared in several films: Face/Off, The Wraith, Life, Class of 1999 II: The Substitute, Backstreem Dreams and the Astronaut’s Wife. He has directed a total of five films, including John Q, Alpha Dog, She’s So Lovely Unhook the Stars, The Notebook, and My Sister’s Keeper.
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IMPORTANT CHARACTERS

• Cameron Diaz – Sara Fitzgerald Sara Fitzgerald was the mother in the film. She was the kind, warm-hearted mother of Kate Anna and Jesse and the loving wife of Brian Fitzgerald, but it all changed when Kate was diagnosed to have the symptoms of leukemia. She became obsessed in the treatment of Kate’s sickness. She always insisted that Kate should be in the hospital at all times and that she should undergo all the treatments no matter what the cost may be. She became blind of the emotions of her other children. • Alec Baldwin – Campbell Alexander Campbell Alexander was the counselor or lawyer to whom Anna Fitzgerald ran to when she needed help for her legal emancipation from the control of her parents. He agreed to help Anna as long as Anna was sure about her decision. Campbell Alexander was known for his reputation because he has helped many of his clients win many kinds of cases. Anna Fitzgerald knew him because Campbell had his own TV commercials. Alexander always had his dog, Judge, with him. This is due to his epilepsy. His dog can detect symptoms of an epileptic attack. • Abigail Breslin – Anna Fitzgerald Anna Fitzgerald was the engineered sister made to save Kate Fitzgerald by lending her organs, particularly her kidneys and some components of her blood to her sister. Anna made a very hard decision that is to emancipate her from her parents. To “Sew” her parents. Getting rid of their control over her because of the things that they are making her do. She wants to do this because her sister Kate told her to because Kate considers her sister important too and she should live as a normal person. • Sofia Vassilieva – Kate Fitzgerald Kate Fitzgerald is the Main character in the movie. She is Anna’s sister who has been diagnosed to have leukemia in the bone marrow. Also she was diagnosed to have kidney or renal failure so she needs many treatments and many transplants to undergo. She also had the role of tying the family back together. She was the one who convinced her sister to undergo emancipation because she is very considerate to her. She wants her sister to enjoy life too because even though she is only engineered, she is still a human being and has the right to live as one. • Jason Patric – Brian Fitzgerald Brian was the father of the Fitzgerald family. He works as a fireman in their place. Most often he does not stay home so the members of the family are not that close to him except Kate because Brian’s attention was concentrated on her due to her condition.

• Evan Ellingson – Jesse Fitzgerald Jesse was the youngest sibling in the family. He was the one most left out when Kate’s condition started to peak. During these times, he was the most lonesome in the family. All the attention was taken from him. There was one scene wherein he came back to their house just to find out that nobody was around. This contributed to his loneliness and thus making him angry with his parents because they were blind of the real situation that Kate wants to let Anna live as a normal person. • Joan Cusack – Judge De Salvo Judge De Salvo was the Judge who was hired to handle the case of Anna versus her parents. She was supposed to be on leave because of the grief that the death of her son brought to her. But beyond this, she was able to understand the situation of the case because of her experience. • Amit Khanduja - Chief Surgeon The Chief Surgeon was the one who handled Kate when she was still hospitalized. He contributed much to the situation by helping the parents of Kate make a decision so that their current problems would be reduced. Like the obsession of Sara in the treatment of Kate’s sickness. He was also the one who suggested to make Anna, an engineered offspring to save Kate.

SETTING

Home (Fitzgerald’s Residence) -In this setting. This is where the place that Kate lives and spends most of her time while she is feeling well. This is the place where Katie did most of her memorable experience with her family

Hospital (not stated)
-In this setting this is where she got her chemotherapy and met the love of her life (Taylor) and this is also the place where she died

Montana
-This setting/place is her favorite and dream place. They went to Montana together with her family and had a memorable time together.

The Beach (near their house)
-In this setting, this is where Kate had fun for the last time in her life. This is also the place where her mother didn’t only recognized Kate but also Anna. And every year during Kate’s birthday they spend their day at the same beach reminiscing the days where Kate was still with them.
PLOT

My Sister’s Keeper is about Anna Fitzgerald, a 13 year old teenager who seeks the help of an attorney, Campbell Alexander, to sue her parents for the right to her own body. She was genetically made in a dish for her sister who had leukemia. This was the only option that her parents had back then when no match for a body parts had been available for Kate, for she was a very sensitive case but at the same time, time was gold for her. Ever since Anna was born, she had been giving her sister her body parts like bone marrow and the most recent one is her kidney. But now that she is 13 she would now like to stop giving her body parts and simply life as “Anna” and be become an important part of the family and not just because of her sister. The conflict starts when Kate got hospitalized and her mother, Sara, received documents about Anna’s law suit. She would not accept it and even told Anna asked what was she thinking, was she just suddenly going to stop helping her sister? Brian, the father, on the other hand did not know what to feel. He was confused. Mixed emotions were all he had. He was torn between satisfying, Sara, Anna and Kate too. None of them knew exactly why she was doing this so in the effort to convince Anna to drop the case, Sara even went back to her old job as Lawyer to have a trial to convince Anna to do so. Kate wasn’t exactly the only conflict of the whole story but her mother and father too. It was her mother, Sara, who wasn’t able to notice the things around her. She was too engrossed in taking care of her daughter and keeping her alive that she didn’t notice the times that Kate asked her if she could end her life. Also the dad was contributed to the problem because he was also not able to hear his daughter and help her. He didn’t have much of a clear mind and that was a problem for the situation they were in.

SYNTHESIS

Conceived by means of in vitro fertilization, Anna Fitzgerald (Abigail Breslin) was brought into the world to be a genetic match for her older sister, Kate (Sofia Vassilieva), who suffers from acute promyelocytic leukemia. Because of her sister's dependency on her, Anna is unable to live the life she wants; in and out of the hospital constantly, she cannot take part in extracurricular activities such as cheerleading or soccer. When Kate turns 13 she goes into renal failure. Knowing that she will have to donate one of her kidneys to her sister, Anna sues her parents for medical emancipation and the rights to her own body. Attorney Campbell Alexander (Alec Baldwin) agrees to work for Anna pro bono. The film is interlaced with flashbacks that detail the strong relationship between Kate and Anna, as well as how Kate's illness has affected her siblings' lives. Before the result of the case is known, it is revealed that Kate had asked Anna to file for medical emancipation. Believing that she would not survive the surgery, Kate wants to die. Anna wins the case, and due to her sister's wishes does not donate her kidney. Kate later dies at the hospital. The family moves on with their lives, being changed by Kate's death, but every year on Kate's birthday they go to Montana, which was her favorite place in the world. Chapter 3 POINT OF VIEW

The movie “My Sister’s Keeper” uses the first person point of view, the author tells the story from her point of view. It is a limited point of view as the viewer will only know what the author knows. The advantage of this kind of point of view the narration is that the author shares her personal experiences and secrets with the viewer so that the viewer feels part of the story. Each person has a distinctly different interpretation of the ethics surrounding this situation and, as a reader, you feel compelled by each person’s individual perceptions. It provides a strong argument for the idea that ethics and morals are not hard and fast rules; rather they can be incredibly adaptive depending on the circumstances, emotions and history of the person or people involved.

THEME

The story of “My Sister's Keeper” is a one of a kind story. This is about a life of a sister that has leukemia since 2 yrs old. The story's content has a sad drama which touches our hearts and lets us feel the value of life. It tells us to cherish the life of a person even if he/she is in bad condition. These people should be enlightened and feel the glory of life while they can. Because life has ho second chances, and should be treasure not destroy it. The sad drama of this story makes us feel the presence of being how life should be cherished. Taking care of a sister with a life threatening disease is not an easy task. You may not know when a person loses his/her life in this manner. So while there is still life, never lose hope.

Chapter 4 INDIVIDUAL LEARNING EXPERIENCES

In the movie, I learned that the value of family is far greater than anything. The family will give us refuge when there are times that we are down and in despair. The family provides people whom we can share our achievements and our happiness. We should not take any one in our family for granted because in one glimpse, they could be gone. We must always show our friends, our loved ones that they are special to us in every little way that we can. We must show them that we appreciate them and they are a great mark in our lives. In a world where most of us are caught up in our own struggle to be successful we forget to keep in touch with the people who got us where we are, the people who gave us the confidence to conquer the world. But most of all we tend to forget the people who brought us into this world. As we get older we begin to see the value of biological family. All thoughts, freaks and nut jobs we used as hilarious conversation pieces in the games of I Bet You My Family is Stranger Than Yours - have suddenly become a rich source of information stories of people we never knew or heard of. That is before Stories that as children we knew existed but never realized their true meanings. Stories that somehow give explanations of the way we are as individuals. Information that we have never cared to acknowledge before because we were too self-centered to look outside of our own boxes. We never really know how much they mean to us until they and their stories are gone. But it is a gift that we are able to share their words with future generations.

Bryan Abitong BSN 1G

In every work we deed there is always a product of success through the oneness, teamwork, and cooperation of the group. Doing this kind of report is a complement, even though our schedule are very hectic and we don’t really mush have time to do so but because we wanted to finished it we really sacrifice in order to achieve this kind of report. I’m in a great honor to my groups because I learn to cooperate in such a way to do my best as possible. Each one of us has made our part and contributed their own knowledge on what they have saw and learn in the story. I experience how to exert more effort in doing this report. My group mate teaches me on how to cooperate well, what teamwork is and what the product of teamwork is. The experiences I have will give me more learning because they help me handle things in such a way that would never affect the time. I experience how to balance my time to do my part that I didn’t lack other statues to make. This will make my life easier for me to face because of what I’ve experience. Managing my time is really has given me more idea on what it is. That in every step I make there must have time to decide in order to have a better decision and will never have the reason to fail and

not to be criticizing by others and just ask for the opinions of others if it is good or bad to me.

Sheira Baguioro BSN 1G

In accomplishing our movie review I have learned many things. These are the things that I could use throughout my life. First is I learned how to be patient because in doing our activity we have to wait for other members to finish in order to bind our assigned task as one and some members are lazy and passes their task late. Second is I learned to be responsible because in high school I am so confident that I pass the requirements late and usually I got low grades because of that. Now I am not contented with passing or low grades so I try my best to do good in all the assigned task to mew so that my grades will also go up. Third is I learned that working with a team is fun because you are able to know each member a lot you bond with each other every time you meet and you also learn something from your group mates as your group mates learn from you. Fourth is I learned how interact with each of the members because In the past I am having a hard time in interacting with my groupmates because I am afraid of what others think of me so I am hesitating to talk with them but this time I am now confident because I know now how to interact with other people. In the movie “My Sister’s Keeper” I learned that in life you have to do decisions for the better of someone or for many people like what Katie did to Ana in the movie, She asked her younger sister not to donate her kidney to her because she doesn’t want to be a burden anymore to her family and I for me that is a really brave thing to do

Razel Cañonio BSN 1G

A lot of things happened in my group. My role as a leader is quiet hard for I am doing most of the work. Though I have divided everything, the responsibility of having everything printed and bound is quite hard especially that today is March 16 which as all davaoeños know is a holiday. I don’t know if I can find an open store that binds books today but I hope I can. If I am able to pass this project in the way that I should I guess I did then. I am also tasked to do the synthesis as well as the plot of the story. I was harder than I thought, but since I already took the responsibility for it, there is no turning back especially during the last minute or else everything will crumble. We didn’t do the project together in one of our group mate’s house but instead we did it individually. Each one doing what is assigned to them. I have learned that people do not need to be physically together to be able to finish our parts especially with the technology we have now, the use of internets and everything else that comes with technology. It is not your role that defines you but your efforts are the ones that tell who you are. You don’t need to be together to know a person you just have to have a keen eye for details and the love to know who they really are. I have learned that there really are different personalities, though you are the leader of the group and are expected to be the responsible on, there will always be those who are as responsible as you are and are able to help you if you need them. Sometimes, they are even more responsible than you are. Problems and headaches aren’t the only things that you can encounter during projects like this. There is also a laugh trip. For example, a group mate of mine actually submitted a just 2 sentences for each of the items assigned to him. It shocked me but at the same time made me laugh. It’s a funny experience and I love it. The movie taught me a lot about our family. It made me remember the struggles that are happening to us now, with my grandmother paralyzed and all. I know it is not as tough as what the Fitzgerald Family had undergone but still it reminds me of that. I now understand what my father is feeling through the eyes of Sara. It is because he loves my grandmother so much that is why he seems to want everything that is best for her and seems to forget us at times. But since I’ve watched the movie it somehow helped me comprehend all this. I remember before my aunt died of cancer too she was suffering already actually but still she didn’t let go until my grandmother (the now paralyzed one) whispered to her the kind words that she can finally go to rest and they’ll just meet in heaven in the future together with Lolo. And another one of my aunts died of cancer of the lungs. It seems that each person still needs the assuring words of the family before they can finally leave and finally rest. It was the same case as the one with Kate. It brings a lot of sad times but also good ones. This seems to be one of the best movies I’ve watched so far.

Katrina Castillo BSN 1G

After watching My Sister’s Keeper, I was so touched by the roles of each character in the movie. I imagined myself being in Kate and Anne’s position and it made me realize how blessed I am to have a normal life. Although my parents are divorced and I may have a broken family, I still appreciate everything that I have and ever had in my life because the hardest thing I’ve ever faced is most likely incomparable to the Fitzgerald Family’s tragic. I know for a fact that my life doesn’t lack anything major because my parents provide me the necessities, love, and more but I don’t always realize what I have. The film made an impact on me, it made me appreciate all the efforts from my parents also made me rethink about how much love they have for me. I used to not take my parents’ words seriously, for instance when they tell me how much they love me; I usually just ignore and not value those words. Now, I realize that my parents mean everything when they tell me that mean the world to them and how far they’d go to keep me safe. The relationship I have with my sister isn’t the best but try really hard to manage it with grace and I know it’s improving, the movie has also impacted that part of my life also. The relationship between Kate and Anna are so strong despite of the unimaginable obstructions they both had to face. I questioned why my relationship with my sister isn’t as strong as theirs when it should’ve been much stronger since we’re not facing anything half as difficult. After watching the movie, I started making more effort in getting along and loving my sister. In my opinion, the quotes in the movie seem like something you’d see in Hallmark Cards because they were mostly really depressing. I’m glad I didn’t watch the movie in the movie house because I’d be embarrassed for crying my heart out. I was attracted to the idea of genetically engineered child skillfully crafted to save a sibling’s life because it makes me realize how the world is evolving so quickly. Throughout the making of this project, I believe that I’ve developed in cooperating with others and also in English. I was able to apply lessons I have learned in class in my writings. I look forward to writing more efficiently in the future as a nursing student.

Faye Chantanop BSN 1G

In this stroy, i learned that life must always be cherished. The value of life is the most important that a person must understand. Because without it, you only destroy yourself and ignore the life of others. Cherishing our lives is simple. Just live to the fullest and enjoy life while you can. Also i learned in this story that we must never lose hope and never give up on life. Struggling in life is just a part of a journey of our life.

Ernest Jumalon BSN 1G

Problems in life are inevitable. We just have to live by them and take them as challenges to make us stronger and grow. Watching the movie “My Sister’s Keeper”, I really learned a lot. Watching how Kate, the cancer patient, lived her life to the fullest and fought through the hardships of her illness is inspiring. Sarah Fitzgerald, the mother of Kate, is able to give up everything just to fight the battles with her cancer daughter. Anna Fitzegerald who is the loving sister who is willing to help her sister in every way she could. The Father who loves their family, his daughters and shows that each and everyone of them is as important as the other. Kate shows how she is able to appreciate the smallest things even I do not care to look in to. Kate’s character simply taught me how to be appreciative of even the smallest things in life. Life is something we have to value and to appreciate. I saw and learned in Sarah how a mother loves her child no matter what and is willing to give up everything just to help her child. Anne was also inspiring for me, she taught me how a sibling should love and care for her sibling. She was willing to sacrifice herself for the sake of her sick sister. For the most inspiring character in the movie was the father. Unlike any character in the movie, he was able to see the bigger picture. He was able to see the agony of the younger sister too. He was able to understand each and everyone’s feelings. The movie taught me so much on how a family binds together specially in times of problems. How love transcends all. In the movie the title “My Sister’s Keeper” was the mother and it is like narrated by the younger sister Anna. Neil Patrick B. Perales BSN 1G

I learned many things while making project especially about the movie, the story brings in potentially interesting family relationships, the characters in this movie find meaning only in earthly life. It shows that we should be strong in every challenge in our life. I learned that we should treasure and make our everyday life meaningful. Life is too short for us we do not even know until when we will live in this world with our love ones. We should share our love and care for the people who want us. This movie makes me think that I am so blessed to have a healthy body and healthy family. The mother in the movie showed too much love for her daughter she gives up everything just to take care of her daughter. I appreciated her actions and I want to be like her someday. I will love my children or my family as I love my self. I realize that we should learn to enjoy every minute of your life and be happy everyday of your life. Don’t wait for something outside of yourself to make you happy in the future. Think how really precious is the time you have to spend, whether it’s at school, friends or with your family. I enjoyed this project with my group mates I learned to correspond and have a team work. Tina Quindoy BSN 1G

ENGLISH - 200 INFLUENCE

English 200 has improved the members’ grammar and writing in a way. It has taught them how to come up with paragraphs. Ones that are less scattered than the ones they use to have. Integrating the things they have learned in the subject somehow made their writings better. The members’ topics are more emphasized than they use to be. They know now where to place some of the words and even the comas in their writing. They use to be so confused about that. The members didn’t know really that there was still more to English writing than the simple making of a paragraph. They just found out that there are actually techniques that they can use to improve their paragraph writing. And they thank their teacher for the job well done of teaching them.

RECOMMENDATION

The movie is enthusiastically recommend this to all the families around the world for it has a lot of great lessons to get. It is really interesting, sensitive, and has a great lesson that can be applied in life. This will make us value more the essence of oneness and which will result in peace and harmony in life. That in every trial there’s always a way to salvation. It is more on the sacrifices of the family for each other. This makes them better because during the process of sacrificing they are able to finally know to what extent the other love everybody else. That there is sacrifice, loving, care, faith, oneness, and that each one has their own decisions to make. Each one is able to recognize and emphasize the other . That all the members of the family are responsible for a certain dilemma and not just one. The cooperation of each member is always needed and they must work as one.

Chapter 5
Picture Preview of the Movie

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A scene where in Kate is trying to find a Dress of the Dance she is going to with Taylor. (L-R) SOFIA VASSILIEVA as Kate, CAMERON DIAZ as Sara and ABIGAIL BRESLIN as Anna
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Jesse (EVAN ELLINGSON) and Anna (ABIGAIL BRESLIN) enjoy a day at the beach.
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Director NICK CASSAVETES discusses a scene with CAMERON DIAZ on the set

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(L-R) Director NICK CASSAVETES discusses a scene with CAMERON DIAZ on the set
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On the boardwalk while waiting to start the shoot for the carnival scenes.

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Just came out of the Photo booth.

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A formal interview of the cast.

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At the boardwalk waiting for the Carnival scenes to start.
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(L-R) Kate (SOFIA VASSILIEVA) and her sister Anna (ABIGAIL BRESLIN) discuss the hardships of Kate's condition.
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(L-R) THOMAS DEKKER as Taylor and SOFIA VASSILIEVA as Kate.
The Date scene.
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The scene before CAMERON DIAZ shaves her head so that Kate will stop feeling ugly.
(L-R) ABIGAIL BRESLIN as Anna, SOFIA VASSILIEVA as Kate and JASON PATRIC as Brian