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-Similar to [[metafiction]] in technique, the style of the film-making shows that the film is a metaphor about the production of the film and that the audience is tied in with the drama unfolding on the screen. Examples of this would be [[François Truffaut]]'s ''[[Day for Night (film)|Day for Night]]'', [[Jean-Luc Godard]]'s ''[[Contempt (film)|Le Mepris]]'' and [[Michael Powell (director)|Michael Powell]]'s ''[[Peeping Tom (film)|Peeping Tom]]''.+'''Tom DiCillo''' is an [[United States|American]] [[film director]], [[screenwriter]] and [[cinematographer]].
 +==Filmography (director)==
 +* ''[[When You're Strange]]'' (2009)
 +* ''[[Delirious (2006 film)|Delirious]]'' (2006)
 +* ''[[Double Whammy (film)|Double Whammy]]'' (2001)
 +* ''[[The Real Blonde]]'' (1997)
 +* ''[[Box of Moon Light]]'' (1996)
 +* ''[[Living in Oblivion]]'' (1995)
 +* ''[[Johnny Suede]]'' (1991)
-An example of a comparable technique in theater would be ''[[Six Characters in Search of an Author]]'' by [[Luigi Pirandello]] and ''[[Living in Oblivion]]'' by [[Tom DiCillo]]. 
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-==See also== 
-* [[Self-reference]] 
-* [[Meta|Meta-]] 
-* [[Meta-reference]] 
-* [[Metafiction]] 
-* [[Metatheatre]] 
-* [[Metalanguage]] 
-* [[Meta-discussion]] 
-* [[Meta-joke]] 
-* [[Metaknowledge]] 
-* [[Story within a story|Story-within-a-story]] 
-* [[Show-within-a-show]] 
-* [[Fourth wall]] 
-* [[Aside]] 
-* [[Prologue]] 
-* [[Epilogue]] 
-* [[Induction (play)|Induction]] 
-* [[Frame story]] 
-* [[Frame tale]] 
-* [[Fictional fictional character]] 
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