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Molly Bowen asked this question about Me and Earl and the Dying Girl:
Why did the book end with FIN?? Sorry if this is a stupid question I'm just super confused.
Andrea Smith The word "FIN" has its roots in Latin. The term is/was used in French (as well as Spanish language) films. In the 1950s, the French film industry unde…moreThe word "FIN" has its roots in Latin. The term is/was used in French (as well as Spanish language) films. In the 1950s, the French film industry underwent a revival called the "French New Wave." People who were film fans throughout the world saw these movies. The famous French directors used "FIN" at the end of their films. Film aficionados or film school students still watch those films these days, so it was a reference to Greg's love of film making. (less)
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