What I believe about film choice is that it realy comes down to the artist and the feeling they want to convey. For example, when I use film I often choose the one with the most grain, and that works well when underexposed (maybe as much as -2 stops).
When using built in flashes, you should never expect much, in terms of quality. Even on my EOS 33, I only resort to the built-in flash as a last resort. Try using a quality auxillary flash (possibly with filers added), exposure bracketing, an flash locations (bounced, reflected, et cetera).
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