https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo 4-13-22 en-us 2022-04-12 22:54:18 UTC 2025-04-24 08:14:33 UTC hello@padlet.com wilson_andrew https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2141565000 13:15 - 14:34

After watching both clips, discuss in small groups the similarities and differences between Favela Rising and Battle of Algiers. Note: particular stylistic choices and context clues.]]> 2022-04-12 22:57:59 UTC https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2141565000 wilson_andrew https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2141565704 37:15 - 39:53]]> 2022-04-12 22:59:05 UTC https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2141565704 wilson_andrew https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2141570706 45:17 - 47:24

Discuss in small groups Anderson's importance to the youth of favelas in Brazil and how this conversation relates to Afro Reggae's effect on a larger scale.]]> 2022-04-12 23:06:32 UTC https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2141570706 lama_dolmatsering https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2141688433 2022-04-13 01:05:16 UTC https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2141688433 wilson_andrew https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2141912822 1. Explain why children had "dreams" of growing up to be outlaws and drug soldiers.
2. Explain how Afro Reggae was used as a vehicle to suppress actions of violence in the favela.
3. Explain how fear is a prominent factor in the ongoing violence in the favela and why it makes it hard for citizens to fix that issue.

]]> 2022-04-13 04:41:38 UTC https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2141912822 wilson_andrew https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2141918377 21 workers assassinated by the police
Our people killed by luck of the draw
Hatred breeds violence, I've had enough.
Yet my pride still resides in Vigario.
I love my community
But I'm pissed off.

True Stories Favela Rising - 24:45s]]> 2022-04-13 04:48:57 UTC https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2141918377 wagner_thomas https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2142557536 1. To what extent does Favela Rising represent the beginning of the creation of a revolutionary medium?

2. In your opinion how does Afro Reggae represent third cinema ideals?

3. Conversely how may Afro Reggae fall short of third cinema ideals. 

4. What was your reaction to the overt and random violence towards the Favela peoples. 

5. How does this film differ from the other films that we have seen so far?]]> 2022-04-13 15:14:30 UTC https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2142557536 shaffer_nicholas https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2142691038 So much infrastructure goes into making it so the ruling class doesn’t have to think about the lower class and loud aggressive music expressing their discomfort in their material conditions makes that harder for the elites to ignore. ]]> 2022-04-13 16:45:40 UTC https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2142691038 watsonfields_calynn https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2142695590 A lot of the kids didn't have a lot of options to do what they want. The kids and even adults have no autonomy over their bodies.]]> 2022-04-13 16:49:00 UTC https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2142695590 https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2142714827 The idea that any method other than violence and complete political restruction can be used as an effective way to make changes in their society and alter perceptions of outsiders of them is an interesting stance to take in contrast with most of our other readings and films which seem to think that the idea of using means such as music and culture in a revolutionary manner is naive and can be too easily co-opted by the system and not help anyone. There was a noticeable change in this favela that did help people.
-JM]]> 2022-04-13 17:03:47 UTC https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2142714827 crocker_thomas https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2142725122 1. The part of the film where the American filmmaking crew is very present is during the beginning when talking to a favela resident where who the filmmakers were filming was answering honestly to their questions even if it was unsafe.
2. The film to me feels like it was made for the other, like in America or the UK. With the context of the Ford Foundation giving the grant to continue Afroreggae's efforts and that it was viewed by an audience of the other when it was created.]]> 2022-04-13 17:11:45 UTC https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2142725122 shaffer_nicholas https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2142754933 The more funding the police receive, the more guns and drugs will be flooded into the area to justify their own police presence. Instead of putting money into social services that could help end this never-ending cycle of poverty and violence. ]]> 2022-04-13 17:32:43 UTC https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2142754933 leal_emmanuel https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2142771424 What we saw in the film, when Anderson almost lost his life, due to the neck injury. Members of the Afro Reggae movement feared that once he past away no one will be able to continue the movement. When it comes to a movements survival having the hope and dream relied on one person, makes it easier for it to dissolve if god forbid the one person passes away. For a movement to survive we need multiple strong leaders to pass the lesson and ideas of the movement, so if we lose one the movement still survives.  ]]> 2022-04-13 17:43:52 UTC https://padlet.com/wilson_andrew/ms4cc2baigfq5hdo/wish/2142771424