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Watching this short movie was very impactful to me and I realized that I should be more grateful for what I have.

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I used to think that the trash that leaves our houses go to a place that no one had access to specifically to eat or reutilize. Still, now I know that some of it may be reutilized even if I don't recycle it, and some people are in need of food even in that terrible circumstances.

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The exciting thing I found about this movie was the aspect of defamiliarization that the director used. He explained things that nowadays are extremely basic to humans, such as money, profit, etc... and presents them in such a way that becomes so extraterrestrial to us. The Island of Flowers is a horrifying example of how capitalism corrupted the world.

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I had no idea what Ilha das Flores was before the video; therefore, I had no idea this was happening in our country (and in other places worldwide). The structure of the video is interesting as it relates everything, from different cultures to social classes, etc. Starting with a simple tomato to the misery some kids face. The video brings a strong message towards societal aspects that are obvious to us.

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I learned more about the path of the products we consume, and the process until they get to us.

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I thought it was very ironic and in a way comedic that the island that the trash goes to is called island of flower, and I think it is something the filmmakers used

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I realized whats the path of the products we consume or don't consume and throw away, and how unexpected it is

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I realized how much something changing depending on what perspective you look at it by. So something that may seem shallow, if you look at it differently, may reveal a whole new layer of depth to it.

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I used to think that the trash didn't have any other use if not recycled and before watching the video I never used to think about the whole process a single product goes trought and where it ends up

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I used to think trash generated from food would all be wasted and now I see people try to make use of the food someone has wasted.

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I used to think that because of how humans have characteristics different than other living beings, they would have preference when choosing their food first, instead of the pigs. Now I saw that because they are poor and don't have a "owner", they don't have this priority.

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I did not know the value of second and how it became a second.

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I used to not really think about how our food pyramid worked; It surprised me to see that some human beings are below pigs in this food supply system. It makes me reflect on wha need to change within our society.

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Now I can understand a little more about the power of money. How even though we are all humans we are not granted the same rights and freedom.

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I discovered all the 'process' that a product goes through and all of the things and people involved in it. Another thing that called my attention was how the priority for the food that was thrown away was for pigs and not for the humans

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I realized that we don't often think about the whole journey of products. Even after we judge them useless, they can be helpful to some people.

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I used to think that our economic trade happens based on the money for buying and selling, but now I think the trade could be working as a good tool.

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It is difficult to imagine people in realities that are the opposite of mine. Of course, inequality is something brought up constantly, but getting to see it is really intriguing

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I used to think people were always had priority over animals when searching for food, but after watching the video I discovered that some people have to eat leftovers from pigs.

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While there was no particular change in my points of view during the movie, it was very impactful. The final scene in which it illustrates how humans with no money or no "owner" are inferior to even pigs is very shocking and caught my attention.

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Before watching Ilha das Flores I used to take the origin of things for granted, now I can see how complex this is and the whole world is.

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I never thought about how much something so small like a tomato that we throw away can mean to someone else.

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I was surprised that the video taught me that everything is part of a big cycle and ends up somewhere.

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I used to think that all trash was completely useless unless recycled. Now I know that is not the case.

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I realized how the path of the products we consume can be long and unexpected

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i discovered the value of a second, which before watching the movie I didnt knew about it

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Before watching the video I didn't think about the whole process that happens in our everyday lives.

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I never thought about the atual process and life cycle of a specific product and how many hands it goes through until it "dies". The movie looked like a set of instructions to live in planet Earth.

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Before watching the video, I used to think that all trash I threw away would have no use, unless I recycled it. However, now I think that some of it may be reutilized even if I don't recycle it.