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* RogerRabbitEffect: The characters and several smaller props are stop-motion animated but everything else is live-action.
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* RogerRabbitEffect: The shell characters and several smaller props are stop-motion animated but everything else is live-action.
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* ScavengedPunk: Marcel's whole life in the house is based on materials scavenged from human. For example, his musical instrument is a piece of pasta and his vehicle is a modified tennis ball.
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* RogerRabbitEffect: The characters and several smaller props are stop-motion animated but everything else is live-action.
* ScavengedPunk: Marcel's whole life in the house is based on materials scavenged fromhuman.humans. For example, his musical instrument is a piece of pasta and his vehicle is a modified tennis ball.
* ScavengedPunk: Marcel's whole life in the house is based on materials scavenged from
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* ScavengedPunk: Marcel's whole life in the house is based on materials scavenged from human. For example, his musical instrument is a piece of pasta and his vehicle is a modified tennis ball.
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--->'''Marcel:''' Bu what if everything changes?\\
'''Connie:''' (smiling) It will.
'''Connie:''' (smiling) It will.
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--->'''Marcel:''' Bu But what if everything changes?\\
'''Connie:'''(smiling) ''(smiling)'' It will.
'''Connie:'''
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-->'''Marcel:''' Bu what if everything changes?\\
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-->'''Marcel:''' Bu what if everything changes?\\
'''Connie:''' (smiling) It will.
* ArmorPiercingQuestion: Dean's obsession with recording is portrayed as him just wanting to be an observant in life rather than an active participant, which in turn makes him constantly stay at an arm's length from people, even the ones he cares about like his wife and Marcel. Marcel calls this out when, while working in the dark, his light goes out and he can't light it again, but Dean initially refuses to help out of a belief that as the one making a documentary, he shouldn't interfere, even when it is to the benefit of the subject. After Marcel says this, Dean has no response and simply lights the candle again.
-->'''Marcel:''' You know, Dean, have you ever thought that your life might be a bit less lonely and a bit more integrated if you took the time to connect with somebody and not just make videos about them?
'''Connie:''' (smiling) It will.
* ArmorPiercingQuestion: Dean's obsession with recording is portrayed as him just wanting to be an observant in life rather than an active participant, which in turn makes him constantly stay at an arm's length from people, even the ones he cares about like his wife and Marcel. Marcel calls this out when, while working in the dark, his light goes out and he can't light it again, but Dean initially refuses to help out of a belief that as the one making a documentary, he shouldn't interfere, even when it is to the benefit of the subject. After Marcel says this, Dean has no response and simply lights the candle again.
-->'''Marcel:''' You know, Dean, have you ever thought that your life might be a bit less lonely and a bit more integrated if you took the time to connect with somebody and not just make videos about them?
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** The documentarian is named Dean, with [[FreezeFrameBonus a brief blurry showing on a clapperboard showing his last name]]. While not a one-to-one match to the film's director, in a meta sense, the film depicts some aspects of Fleischer Camp's life (uploaded Marcel videos to [=YouTube=], received media attention, went through a divorce), with the key difference, of course, being that Marcel is real.
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** The documentarian is named Dean, with [[FreezeFrameBonus a brief blurry showing on shot of a clapperboard showing his last name]]. While not a one-to-one match to the film's director, in a meta sense, the film depicts some aspects of Fleischer Camp's life (uploaded Marcel videos to [=YouTube=], received media attention, went through a divorce), with the key difference, of course, being that Marcel is real.
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* BittersweetEnding: More "sweet" than bitter, but [[spoiler:Marcel happily reunites with his family and community. However, Connie doesn't live long enough to join the reunion, though Marcel was able to provide a proper funeral ceremony for her with the shell community]].
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* BittersweetEnding: More "sweet" than bitter, but [[spoiler:Marcel [[spoiler:although Marcel happily reunites with his family and community. However, community, Connie doesn't live long enough to join the reunion, though reunion. However, Marcel was able to provide a proper funeral ceremony for her with the shell community]].
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* MagicRealism: The film is set in a world where no one finds it unusual that shells and other small objects can live and talk (WordOfGod states that "when an object is neglected long enough, it develops a spirit of its own").
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* MagicRealism: The film is set in a world where no one finds it unusual that shells and other small objects can live and talk (WordOfGod states that "when an object is neglected long enough, it develops a spirit of its own").[[invoked]]
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* VagueAge: Marcel's age is never stated in the movie, and WordOfGod says that he doesn't even have one.
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* VagueAge: Marcel's age is never stated in the movie, and WordOfGod says that he doesn't even have one.[[invoked]]
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* RealMenWearPink: Marcel is confused as to why one of the commenters under his call to action video [[ViewerGenderConfusion thinks he's a girl.]]
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* RealMenWearPink: Marcel is confused as to why one of the commenters under his call to action video [[ViewerGenderConfusion thinks he's a girl.]]
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* ATrueStoryInMyUniverse: We see Dean record and upload some of the original web videos that the movie is based on.
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* AnAesop:
** A fandom that loves you is not the same thing as a community that cares for you.
** Change can be scary, but it's part of life and we must be brave to accept change.
** A fandom that loves you is not the same thing as a community that cares for you.
** Change can be scary, but it's part of life and we must be brave to accept change.
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* BookEnds: The movie starts off with a low, whistling sound, something which is revealed at the end to be [[spoiler:the sound the wind makes when it goes through Marcel's shell]].
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* BookEnds: {{Bookends}}: The movie starts off with a low, whistling sound, something which is revealed at the end to be [[spoiler:the sound the wind makes when it goes through Marcel's shell]].
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* AsHimself: The documentarian is named Dean, with [[FreezeFrameBonus a brief blurry showing on a clapperboard showing his last name]]. While not a one-to-one match to the film's director, in a meta sense, the film depicts some aspects of Fleischer Camp's life (uploaded Marcel videos to [=YouTube=], received media attention, went through a divorce), with the key difference, of course, being that Marcel is real.
** Played straight with Lesley Stahl, as well as a Series/SixtyMinutes crew that goes to Dean's house to film a story on Marcel [[spoiler:and ultimately helps him reunite with his family.]]
* BadInfluencer: After Marcel's livestreams asking for help finding his family go viral, people start coming up to his property--which he shared on the streams--solely to show themselves having visited the home of the now-famous shell, using his popularity [[ItsAllAboutMe to improve their social media standing, not to actually help him]]. The unwanted attention gets so bad that after Marcel and Dean come back home from their road trip, [[spoiler:they find that Connie got startled by a couple of young influencers who trespassed on the property and fell off the washing machine, cracking her shell. This, in turn, leads to Marcel becoming overprotective of her]].
** Played straight with Lesley Stahl, as well as a Series/SixtyMinutes crew that goes to Dean's house to film a story on Marcel [[spoiler:and ultimately helps him reunite with his family.]]
* BadInfluencer: After Marcel's livestreams asking for help finding his family go viral, people start coming up to his property--which he shared on the streams--solely to show themselves having visited the home of the now-famous shell, using his popularity [[ItsAllAboutMe to improve their social media standing, not to actually help him]]. The unwanted attention gets so bad that after Marcel and Dean come back home from their road trip, [[spoiler:they find that Connie got startled by a couple of young influencers who trespassed on the property and fell off the washing machine, cracking her shell. This, in turn, leads to Marcel becoming overprotective of her]].
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* AsHimself: AsHimself:
** The documentarian is named Dean, with [[FreezeFrameBonus a brief blurry showing on a clapperboard showing his last name]]. While not a one-to-one match to the film's director, in a meta sense, the film depicts some aspects of Fleischer Camp's life (uploaded Marcel videos to [=YouTube=], received media attention, went through a divorce), with the key difference, of course, being that Marcel is real.
** Played straight with Lesley Stahl, as well as aSeries/SixtyMinutes ''Series/SixtyMinutes'' crew that goes to Dean's house to film a story on Marcel [[spoiler:and ultimately helps him reunite with his family.]]
* BadInfluencer: After Marcel'slivestreams live streams asking for help finding his family go viral, people start coming up to his property--which he shared on the streams--solely to show themselves having visited the home of the now-famous shell, using his popularity [[ItsAllAboutMe to improve their social media standing, not to actually help him]]. The unwanted attention gets so bad that after Marcel and Dean come back home from their road trip, [[spoiler:they find that Connie got startled by a couple of young influencers who trespassed on the property and fell off the washing machine, cracking her shell. This, in turn, leads to Marcel becoming overprotective of her]].
** The documentarian is named Dean, with [[FreezeFrameBonus a brief blurry showing on a clapperboard showing his last name]]. While not a one-to-one match to the film's director, in a meta sense, the film depicts some aspects of Fleischer Camp's life (uploaded Marcel videos to [=YouTube=], received media attention, went through a divorce), with the key difference, of course, being that Marcel is real.
** Played straight with Lesley Stahl, as well as a
* BadInfluencer: After Marcel's