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This film should be my favorite movie in recent years. Before taking this course, I had mixed feelings after watching this movie. A good movie is full of complex interweaving, just like another twelve years of slavery that I like very much. The slow pace makes people always calm down and think about the interpretation of human nature and the exploration of the real society. Everyone may have a shackle in their heart, which makes you feel like you are living in prison. After you get out of this cage, you are said to be out of your comfort zone. If you do not go out, you will always be considered a cage. Maybe racism was a prison when Tony and Shirley met for the first time, but Shirley bravely stepped out of this prison. The real reason for his performance was actually to change people’s misunderstandings and stereotypes about blacks through his own actions. But individual actions are always trivial. When his actions and demeanor changed the mind of Tony, who once seemed stubborn, step

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I think this movie is relatively boring, but for the first time I learned about a cross-cultural communication within the United States. My undergraduate thesis is to study cross-cultural communication, which makes me more interested in exploring the conflicts in it. This movie is about Native American culture, but the most exciting thing about it is that the movie is based on a kind of family affection shared by everyone, at least the family affection culture is common, and the friendship between the two people is the same. So he is a movie in which everyone can talk regardless of ethnic background. At least in friendship and family affection as a cultural entrance. Another perspective may be empathy. The most important thing in cross-cultural communication is to empathize with another nation and a cultural need. Imagine that Native Americans once dictated their own history, but now they have to give up their mother tongue. The large tracts of land that were once useful are now ruthlessly squeezed by modernization. Perhaps the most important thing about culture is tolerance and symbiosis.

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Unlike "The Reader" and "The White Night Walk," the tone of the film is not intended to create a sense of great sadness to sympathize with what the characters have to do. "Frozen River" is a cruel reality, in a light and methodical mood presented, so ray and the fat woman's crime, it seems very natural, naturally; Ray saves the frozen baby, saves the stowaway, and bravely faces the criminals. The remaining human nature in reality is so full of power but neither fish nor fish; The son's fraud in order to make a small amount of money does not make people feel extremely good or bad, but in the end, he apologizes to the old woman, and then brings the mood of the whole film to warm and calm, which reflects the reality and is so innocent and beautiful. Whether the director's intention is: reality is very cruel, life is not perfect, human nature is so bright, independent and unique.

Maybe that's why this movie can make us feel completely cold, but it can make us feel a little warm behind the cold. The ending of the movie gives us a false sense of happiness that is not very realistic, a beautiful illusion about the future; However, this is not the only warmth this film brings us. The light of humanity and friendship mentioned above are also the soft paving of this warmth.

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This is a fantastic story and ends with a wonderful idea. Tucker's "torpedo" car is regarded as tomorrow's car, and Abbe, a Jewish financier, agreed to invest in Tucker's car. Tucker and mechanics fought day and night and finally built the first "torpedo" car. However, his innovation was envied by the Detroit automakers and made difficulties for him. He controlled Tucker's company technically. Finally, Tucker's factory was tried and closed down, and tucker died of illness.
Dreams are always out of reach, and someone always creates dreams here. The story and twists and turns of realizing dreams are moving. Like jobs, he is also a dreamer and takes action. He wants to combine art and technology perfectly.

Entrepreneurship is not just indomitable. The injustice faced by entrepreneurship and the concealment of the truth are a great test for the hearts of entrepreneurs. Watching these films requires more empathy and contact with their little things in life. As if they were misunderstood by their loved ones, the kind of sadness and pain let them doubt for a long time. It must be created and based on the whole society.

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“We want to peace, no more war.” This sentence is the theme of the film. For the first time in Liberian history, Christian and Muslim women are fighting side by side for peace. The women joined forces to protest and forced former President Charles Taylor to negotiate a peace deal with the rebels. President Charles Taylor fled into exile. The result was the election of Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, Liberia's first female president, but there is still a long way to go in rebuilding the shattered country.
The image above shows women in white, fighting for peace. It's a fearless beauty in the face of injustice. The technique of expression of the film is not to appear in the audience's perspective as an image that is far away from the world, but to present it as an ordinary person. They are the mother's power. Our education in non-violent and peaceful movements has been closely linked to Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi, and this documentary brings us into contact with the spirit of ingenuity of some women in Africa.
There are several almost indelible moments in the film – Leymah and Asatu recalling the early alliance between Christian and Muslim women; Vaiba struggling to express the depths of her sadness and outrage upon meeting the woman whose family was tortured, The film shows us the solutions within Africa and boldly presents a challenge facing the African people. This is a spirit that moviegoers can learn from.

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This is peter Bratt first documentary film. The documentary focuses on Dolores Huerta's efforts in organized labor and her personal life. At the age of 25, he presided over community service legislation in California. The documentary also reveals another way in which male chauvinism impedes the Labour movement. The film in this documentary reflects a global dilemma about the political movement. While everyone was fighting the issue to no avail, attention turned instead to Dolores' personal life.

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Many details in the film show the unique side of this realistic Wonder Woman. Unlike the current feminist role of emphasizing ability and not emphasizing appearance dividends, Erin is a woman who is good at using beauty and figure advantages, but not as frivolous. In the face of the boss's reminder of her hot clothes, she responded that she would show her charm when she still existed; when the "color temptation" data administrator, she would also show her position and show the significance of her investigation at the right time; share her beauty pageant experience with her boyfriend, and be honest about the inability to give up the job. Whether it's appearance or career, she clearly understands what she has, what she can fight for, and what she wants in the end. Erin is a person with the same beautiful mind as outside.