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Deconstruct the cover of the breakfast club and the opening sequence of the film with references to media language and presentational devices.
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The Breakfast Club Deconstruct the cover of the breakfast club and the opening sequence of the film with references to media language and presentational devices. 'The breakfast Club' is a film written and directed by John Hughes in 1985, about five stereotypical teenagers going to a Saturday morning detention. From the front of the video cover you can clearly see five people you would see on the street, but by looking on the back it says they are a brain, an athlete, a basket case, a princess and a criminal. With this being a John Hughes film you can tell it is going to be a teen flick from some of the other films he has written like 'Pretty In Pink' You can very quickly see who is who on the front cover of the picture and that they aren't friends as this isn't a group photo. The brain is wearing smart clothes...
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