Cut
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"The final scene in the film Cinema Paradiso is a montage of deleted kissing scenes from the movies shown at the local movie theatre Cinema Paradiso, where the protagonist Salvatore used to hang out as a kid, keeping the old projectionist, Alfredo (Philippe Noiret), company." --Sholem Stein |
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Cut may refer to:
- A type of wound, usually a laceration or incision to the skin
- In a related use, as a slang term for a male who has been circumcised
- In film editing, a transition to a new shot
- In filmmaking, a director's command to the cast and crew to end a scene.
- Cut (clothing), a garment's style, as opposed to its fabric or trim
- Cut (music), a certain repetition in African American music
- Cut and paste, a widely used procedure for change data emplacement in informatic storage or applications.
In music:
- Cut (The Slits album), 1979
In literature:
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