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Written by Floyd front man and directed by Alan Parker, the film is rich with metaphor and symbolism which creates a twisted storyline driven entirely by music. Bob Geldoff plays main character, Pink, a young boy who struggles with an isolated childhood after suffering with losing his father. The Wall explores the imaginary barrier created by Pink, used as a coping mechanism for his suffering that protects him from being hurt by the big, wide world.
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The controversial film now has a well-established cult following who praise its surrealism, and gore for ultimately creating a much deeper, politically-charged work. These rare, behind-the-scene photos pretty much summarise some of weirdness you can expect from the film, which ultimately conveys the message that isolation is not the answer. More from Happy • Commuters of Chicago will find temporary relief from having to stare at the dreaded 'TRUMP' sign plastered on Trump tower, as an architect plans to conveniently position Pink Floyd [] • Pink Floyd front man Roger Waters put on quite a show last night at Meadowlands Arena, New Jersey as part of a public dress rehearsal.
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