What was the main topic of the film What were the producers
What was the main topic of the film What were the producers’/creators’ goals for the film, do you think? Did they achieve them? What sort of picture of Latin America
What was the main topic of the film What were the producers
Watch: Love’s a Bitch – Amores perros (Mexico, 2000) -https://tubitv.com/movies/448257/amores_perros
These essays should be grounded in evidence from the films themselves. Your essay should provide a critical reaction to the film in a narrative format.
What was the main topic of the film
What were the producers’/creators’ goals for the film, do you think?
Did they achieve them?
What sort of picture of Latin America does the film provide?
Does the film treat Latin American people and cultures in all their complexity, or as shallow stereotypes (or something in between)?
(Notice that this is not a critique about good/bad but more intended to support the course material learning content from this class.)
It should not use the first-person (i.e. I/we/us) or second person (i.e. you/your) voice, but rather should present your ideas in a third-person objective voice (the artwork/the artist/etc.).
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The vagrant occasionally seen in the previous segments is revealed to be a professional hitman called El Chivo (Emilio Echevarría).
Leonardo, a corrupt police commander, recounts that El Chivo is a former private school teacher who was imprisoned after committing terrorist acts for guerilla movements.
When he got out, Leonardo started getting him jobs as a hitman.
El Chivo tries to make contact with his daughter, Maru, whom he abandoned when he began his guerrilla involvement. Following El Chivo’s wishes, Maru’s mother told her that her father is dead.
El Chivo is about to perform a hit on a businessman when the car crash interrupts him. During the chaos at the crash scene, El Chivo steals Octavio’s money and takes the wounded Cofi to his home to nurse it back to health.