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'The First Stage Of The Movie Casablanca'
Casablanca

The movie Casablanca tells a story of Rick Blaine, exiled American and former freedom fighter, who runs the most popular nightclub in town. For many people, it may be seen as a pure romance film. But, to me this film tells us about how Rick managesa nightclub during war times, learns the reason why Ilsa,his sweetheart,never followed him on his way to Casablanca, and has to make the most difficult decision ever.

The first stage of the film starts during times of World War II in the city of Casablanca. Rick Blaine is a bitter, neutral, and cynical American expatriate living in Casablanca. First of all, He owns and runs, “Rick’s Café Americain”,an upscale nightclub and gambling joint that attracts a mix of people: French, Italian,

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