BORAT by Emil Tingberg https://padlet.com/emil_kting/szv1q9vblbh1 Pernille og Emil en-us 2018-01-19 09:33:53 UTC 2018-01-19 09:58:18 UTC hello@padlet.com Sum up the film and the scenes you found most humorous? emil_kting https://padlet.com/emil_kting/szv1q9vblbh1/wish/222708673 The first scene, were he introduces his family to us, and he kisses his sister.

The scene were he is running after people in the streets of NYC

The scene were he fights with his assistant, totally naked.

]]> 2018-01-19 09:35:32 UTC https://padlet.com/emil_kting/szv1q9vblbh1/wish/222708673 Wich humor theory has Borat been based on? emil_kting https://padlet.com/emil_kting/szv1q9vblbh1/wish/222709743 We would say it´s the relief theory, because he talks about almost every taboo there is to talk about. also he is not shy to talk about his opinions about these taboos and they are very old fashioned ]]> 2018-01-19 09:39:53 UTC https://padlet.com/emil_kting/szv1q9vblbh1/wish/222709743 Add 3 humorous devices. Give examples from the film emil_kting https://padlet.com/emil_kting/szv1q9vblbh1/wish/222710771 Black comedy is one of the devices we think that are being used in this movie. He´s talking about very serious taboos, like womens rights and gays. These are serious taboos, but yet we laugh at him.

Exaggeration
We think that the there is used a lot of exaggeration in the movie. for example when the to naked men fight, it is being exaggerated by them running out in the hall and into a room full of people.

Steroptype
A lot of people from America, perhaps have a very clear picture of how people from contry´s like Kazakhstan look and act. That´s why the Borat matches a stereotype, because he lives in the slums and carry´s a chicken when he travels.]]> 2018-01-19 09:44:01 UTC https://padlet.com/emil_kting/szv1q9vblbh1/wish/222710771