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* This film features several songs by bluegrass singer (and notorious 1970s pro-union activist) Hazel Dickens, who--in a meta SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome--[[TheCameo also cameos.]] For context, these songs (like "Fire in the Hole" and "Gathering Storm") are a traditional kind of [[UsefulNotes/{{Appalachia}} Appalachian bluegrass]] that miners used in active protests, as seen in the documentary ''Film/HarlanCountyUSA'' In a film where [[SourceMusic most music is diegetic]], the use of this type of music adds to the realism of the miners' struggle.
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* This film features several songs by bluegrass singer (and notorious 1970s pro-union activist) Hazel Dickens, who--in a meta SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome--[[TheCameo also cameos.]] For context, these songs (like "Fire in the Hole" and "Gathering Storm") are a traditional kind of [[UsefulNotes/{{Appalachia}} Appalachian bluegrass]] that miners used in active protests, as seen in the documentary ''Film/HarlanCountyUSA'' ''Film/HarlanCountyUSA''. In a film where [[SourceMusic most music is diegetic]], the use of this type of music adds to the realism of the miners' struggle.
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* This film features several songs by bluegrass singer (and notorious 1970s pro-union activist) Hazel Dickens, who--in a meta SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome--[[TheCameo also cameos.]] For context, songs (like "Fire in the Hole" and "Gathering Storm") are a traditional kind of [[UsefulNotes/{{Appalachia}} Appalachian bluegrass]] that miners used in active protests, as seen in the documentary ''Film/HarlanCountyUSA'' In a film where [[SourceMusic most music is diegetic]], the use of this type of music adds to the realism of the miners' struggle.
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* This film features several songs by bluegrass singer (and notorious 1970s pro-union activist) Hazel Dickens, who--in a meta SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome--[[TheCameo also cameos.]] For context, these songs (like "Fire in the Hole" and "Gathering Storm") are a traditional kind of [[UsefulNotes/{{Appalachia}} Appalachian bluegrass]] that miners used in active protests, as seen in the documentary ''Film/HarlanCountyUSA'' In a film where [[SourceMusic most music is diegetic]], the use of this type of music adds to the realism of the miners' struggle.
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* This film features several songs by bluegrass singer (and notorious 1970s pro-union activist) Hazel Dickens, who--in a meta SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome--[[TheCameo also cameos.]] For context, songs (like "Fire in the Hole" and "Gathering Storm") are a traditional kind of [[UsefulNotes/{{Appalachia}} Appalachian bluegrass]] that miners used in active protests, as seen in the documentary ''Film/HarlanCountyUSA'' In a film where most music is diegetic, the use of this type of music adds to the realism of the miners' struggle.
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* This film features several songs by bluegrass singer (and notorious 1970s pro-union activist) Hazel Dickens, who--in a meta SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome--[[TheCameo also cameos.]] For context, songs (like "Fire in the Hole" and "Gathering Storm") are a traditional kind of [[UsefulNotes/{{Appalachia}} Appalachian bluegrass]] that miners used in active protests, as seen in the documentary ''Film/HarlanCountyUSA'' In a film where [[SourceMusic most music is diegetic, diegetic]], the use of this type of music adds to the realism of the miners' struggle.
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* This film features several songs by bluegrass singer (and notorious 1970s pro-union activist) Hazel Dickens, who--in a meta SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome--[[TheCameo also cameos.]] These are the same kinds of songs used in the documentary ''Film/HarlanCountyUSA'', adding to the realism of ''Matewan''.
