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my essay is on scarface
scarface is a blockbuster movie that shows one man's determination to make it through the top of the world.
i have chosen this particular film to write about because it is the most interesting film i have ever watched.
in the spring of 1980 the port of mariel harbour, cuba, was opened and thousands of cubans fleed to the united states of america.
they went to america in search of the american dream.
One cuban found the dream on a sun washed avenue of miami.
he gained wealth, power, and passion beyond his wildest dreams.
this man was my favourite actor ac pacino.
in the film he was known as tony montana. he has a little body with a big mouth, and balls to back that mouth up. nothing was to stand in the way of his american dream, " the world is yours, and everything in it".
tony started off at a concentration camp, known to him as a "holiday camp" where fleed cubans had to stay until they got their green card, if they got one. tony was told, from a......

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