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La Película Get Out
Esta noche mi esposa y yo vimos una película que ganó un premio de Oscar este año. El nombre es Get Out. Fue una película muy interesante. La película trata con el asunto de racismo en los Estados Unidos. Pero lo hace en una manera muy singular. Es una película de horror; un poco espantoso y, a la vez, un poco gracioso. Le da a las espectadoras blancas la perspectiva de una persona minoría. En esa manera, es muy estimulante. En mi opinión, aunque la mayoría de los blancos nunca experimentan los efectos de racismo, continua siendo un problema significante en los Estados Unidos. Porque somos seres humanos, es imposible eliminarlo totalmente. Por supuesto, a algunas personas no les gustará esta película. Pero, yo opino que cualquier película que nos hace pensar es un película que tiene valor. Y podemos hacer progreso con un problema solo cuando admitimos que exista.0 votedMarch 25, 20181A film review (with spoilers)
I am going to talk about a film that I saw the last week. The film is called "Wadjda" (La bicicleta verde in Spanish) and it was conducted by Haifaa al Mansour, the first saudi woman who conducts a film .
It was located in Riad. The film talks about a young girl who wants to have a green bicycle but this is not the main topic. This is a metaphor to talk about the problems of muslim women. Wadjda wants to do the same as the other boys who live in Riad: she wants to ride a bike, she wants to run alone in the street and ,finally, she wants to live with the same rights as her male colleagues.
She is an intelligent girl who fights for her rights and she has great marks at school so this is other of the topics: school. The viewers can see how the school trains girls about good things and bad things of "being a girl" and what they have to do to "be a perfect girl".
Wadjda's mother has an important paper, too. She loves her husband and she does what he wants but she changes her mind when she discovers that her husband is going to get married with another woman because she can't have more children. She cuts her hair and she decides to gift the green bicycle to her daughter.
A film which (where?) muslim women want to change their lives and live as free people. It's a fantastic film so I absolutely recommend it.0 votedMarch 25, 20180

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