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I give this beautiful cinematographic work a 9/10, the only flaw I found was one or two very dark scenes and with too much camera movement, otherwise, everything wonderful.

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In my opinion I think it is such a well acted movie, I could feel everything they felt, the anger, the sadness, the relief, the happiness, the loneliness. Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss is another level, you can empathize with her throughout the whole movie, the director managed to make us feel in a roller coaster of emotions.

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It's quite moving and sad the way the movie developes itself. How Katniss sacrifices herself for her sister, the way Peeta is in love with her since the first time he saw her and how he was ready to risk his own life for her, what happens to Rue and the way everyone goes wild when it happens. But i also don't really know if i actually feel all these things because i do think that we, as a society, are capable of end in that way, with people doing whatever they can to stop the rebellion.

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Set in a future time, Katniss, only 16 years old, lives in District 12, because in the government of President Coriolanus Snow (Donald Sutherland) the population of the Panem was divided into 12 districts after a terrible war due to the rebellion. Each district lives in worse conditions than the one that follows it, the last ones in conditions of extreme poverty; being thus the Capitol the sector with the most developed technology and living at the expense of the other districts. To prevent new rebellions and maintain fear, the Capitol has created "The Hunger Games", in which each district must send a man and a woman between 12 and 18 years old, selected at random, to compete in a war in where only one will survive. The bloody event is also televised as entertainment for the inhabitants of the Capitol. In the famous "Harvest", the main character, Katniss, offers herself as a tribute in exchange for her little sister. As soon as they are participating in the games, Katniss, on the advice of her mentor Haymitch Abernathy (Woody Harrelson), finds out that the only way to survive is to get the support and sympathy of the viewers, and she must do things that were not in her initial plans.

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Katniss Everdeen is the name of the main character "The Hunger Games", a story that went from books to the big screen, and that will make you go through all the possible feelings when watching it, since director Gary Ross managed to reflect the feelings of humans from different points of view and capture how cruel we can be.

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By Anelore Chanceaulme

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In my opinion, this movie is a jewel, before all else, because it is the story of a wonderful woman who make history, we know the stories of the men who makes something innovator, but we continue to look all the women who have made history like as an invisible women.  On the other hand, the visual composition of the film is wonderful, especially in the first part it manages to convey the theme of the film through the shots and colors, it manages to generate a good visual relationship. And finally, it transmits and mirror’s many of the frustrations that are still experienced just for being a woman, and that making a connecting and manages to empathize with the film.

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Then the film jumps to the 70's, decade in which the lawyer meets with the case for gender discrimination with she will made history, here the plot show`s lights with her past since the defense lawyers were her professors at Harvard and, It also shows us a contrasts between the stand out student and the lawyer who never practiced as a lawyer, and for her the case began to get too big.

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We can watch the experiences of the iconic judge in her time at university, especially her frustration to be the victim of the constant gender discrimination, including be the best of her class in all of the years that she study’s in the universities (Harvard and Columbia), and no firm accepted the idea to hire her.

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The plot set`s in the 50s, at that time Ruth began to study law in Harvard, her is a young woman immersed in the experience of be a wife, mother and law student. In this first part of the plot we see how the protagonist stands out in a world of men, however she is constantly invisible and displaced because she is woman, as was customary at the time. We also meet Martin Ginsburg (Armmie Hammer), her husband. Martin look`s like a man "ahead of his time" who constantly support to Ruth with the care of the children, the kitchen and above all it gives her the strength to not be defeated and to be a better lawyer every day, together they be look on different difficult situations.

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A little part of the history of feminism

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On the basis of sex (2018), The film directed by Mimi Leder and was written by Daniel Stiepleman. This film is a biography film of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, her was a Justice of the United States Supreme Court, is particularly recognized for bringing gender equality into law. And is interpreted by Felicity Jones in the film.

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Katniss, the tribute that changed the history of Panem

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Katniss, the tribute that changed the history of Panem

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Whiplash,is a film released in 2014, directed by Damien Chazelle, who today has gained a certain fame due to some of his latest films such as "LA LA LAND" or "First Man"; feature films which were a resounding success on the big screen, however, whiplash is not far behind, with a gross of 49 million dollars over the 3.3 million of budget which is exceptional in terms of money. In the cast, we have Miles Teller, who knows how to capture the circumstances that his character goes through very well; as an antagonist we have J.K Simmons who, although he is a secondary character, stands out equal to or more than the protagonist, He has an incredible naturalness to make exciting and tense scenes at the same time, not in vain in this film, he won the Oscar for best actor in the cast.

The story tells of Andrew Neiman's (Miles Teller) evolution on his road to "success" as a musician, he is a jazz student at a prestigious conservatory, Andrew plays drums and his dream is to be a renowned musician worldwide, However, the conductor Terence Fletcher(J.K Simmons) will make his life hell, since he is very strict and demanding with his students, he constantly seeks perfection in the compositions that he directs; During the movie you can appreciate the passion and willpower that Andrew has for music, having to overcome various obstacles such as his family's disapproval of his career or the fact of feeling completely useless in the orchestra; the film, as you may have imagined, has a lot of musical pieces such as Caravan, Whiplash, Overture, among others, also is necessary to stands out the film shots, which manage to reach an excellent angle to see what the director and the actors want to convey, you can see the true cost of becoming a great jazz musician in nowdays.

In my experience as a "musician" I can say that the film is excellent, you can feel the protagonist's frustration at not achieve the expectations of his teacher and his family, just like when you start to play, all the notes sound bad and progress between day and day it seems to be practically non-existent, but that is where the only thing that allows you to continue is the willpower, Andrew is a perfect example of this courage, as he wants to achieve his goal at all costs, which is admirable to see. In my most sincere opinion I think this is a film that everyone should see it sometime, whether you are a musician or not, the director's style I think is perfect for the film giving it the seriousness it corresponds to, I definitely recommend this masterpiece.