Explaining a Movie on Instagram: "@explainingamovie teaches you something new about movies everyday! Leonardo DiCaprio’s unforgettable “quaalude crawl” in The Wolf of Wall Street (2013) was inspired by real-life research, including watching videos of people under the influence of substances. In particular, DiCaprio studied footage of individuals struggling with motor control, such as a widely circulated clip of a man attempting to move while drunk, to realistically capture the disorientation and

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Hemant Jena on Instagram: "We often underestimate just how much cinema seeps into our lives. For some of us, it’s easy to say “It’s just a movie, I can tell the difference between reel and real.” We can watch a violent or problematic relationship on screen and know that’s not what love looks like in real life. But the truth is, not everyone watches cinema as “just entertainment.” For many, the stories they see on screen become reference points of what love should feel like, what friendship shoul

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