Luckily, he was not discovered by the border patrol. Along this hopeless and captivating journey, Carlitos meets Enrique, and ultimately, Enrique helps Carlitos locate his mother. The two of them were faced with adventure and breast-taking moments of deceit, human trafficking, and…
“We’ve never lost an American in space and we’re sure as hell not gonna lose one on my watch! Failure is not an option!” Said by Gene Kranz on the movi Apollo 13, the ‘Failure is not an option’ phrase has been used by various action movies as a cliché which shows authority and badassery. Every character on this kind of movie says that failing on their specific job (or mission, if you really want to be that badass) is not what they are expecting. Fail this mission and you don’t exist on our lives, that’s it.…
Lourdes’s decision to leave her children in Honduras caused more damage than good; the act of leaving itself was wrong. At the age of twenty-four, Lourdes was a single mother struggling to provide for her children, Enrique, 5, and Belky, 7. “They have a bleak future. He and Belky are not likely to finish grade school. Lourdes cannot afford uniforms…
Both the film, High Noon, and the story, “The Most Dangerous Game,” share a very similar setting that affects the course of the stories. “Near a landmark of some kind-a tree or an outcropping of a rock-a man on a horseback awaits”(Foreman 288). This quote is trying to demonstrate how the closest object, feature of a landmark or town of Hadleyville is a tree, which goes to show how detached from society the setting of High Noon is. “His eyes made out the shadowy outlines of a palatial chateau: it was set on a high bluff, and on three sides of it cliffs dived down to where the sea licked greedy lips in the shadows,”(Connell 7). This quote, which is talking about the short story, “The Most Dangerous Game,” is saying that there is one chateau,…
After Marcus and his friends rob a Colombian safe house, Marcus is shot nine times. As the unidentified shooter points the gun to Marcus' head and pulls the trigger, the film flashes back to his childhood. Marcus is a quiet young boy who adores his loving mother, and the two live a relatively comfortable life on her drug-dealing income. She often has to leave him with his grandparents while she conducts business.…
From Honduras, where Lourdes and Enrique lived, also her youngest child's name Belky. Lourdes can’t afford to buy toys, food, and school supplies when she only earns money from washing their neighbor's laundry and walking around to neighborhood selling junk foods. Many people are finding a way to survive in Honduras, therefore, many families think they could get a benefits in the United States. In addition, earning a little bit of money Lourdes can’t let her children experience the hardship of life and she decided to live in the United States. An effect of Lourdes leaving Honduras is being absent from her children’s life to Enrique and Belky, which they, “begin to idealize their mothers.…
She left not just the children back but immense space in their lives. They had lived in a poor reality in Honduras, so that was not understandable for young children, they missed the mother with all they…
The result of this is the birth of a child, which is the product of their union but also a new member to the missions which have caused Rosario’s misery. The first question that comes to mind at this moment is “where is the baby?” in the present. Rosario is seen only with Domingo so we are left to believe she left her child behind and decided to leave on her own. Eventually she is seen burying a doll which symbolizes her child, the same child who was thought to be left behind but is revealed to be no longer living.…
She struggled when she was a kid when she still lived in Mexico she didn't have much and she doesn't want that for her kids and that's why she buys her kids the things that she once wanted when she was a kid but couldn't afford it. Family for her means everything and she always loves speaking about her kids to people. According to Maria a mother of 6…
Her mother’s language barrier is also a big problem for her receiving services she is eligible to receive. This is an indicator that was manifested in Celia’s interview where she did not understand the consequences of Vicki’s condition and her statement “she is touched”. Roberto Salazar’s, main issues are undocumented status and health issues. Roberto is dealing with unbearable back pain and weakened eyesight. Because of his undocumented status Roberto is being exploited by his employer.…
The movie Moonlight followed a boy named Chiron, who was a poor little boy from Miami, throughout three main stages of his life his childhood, adolescence, and his early adulthood. Throughout his childhood and adolescence Chiron is often teased and called homophobic slurs by the other neighborhood kids, the movie is about Chiron learning how to cope with the different struggles in his life one being his sexuality, another being his relationship with his mother, falling in love, and heart break. These scene I have chosen to analyze for this first project takes place in act two of the film when Chiron is an adolescent, the scene is the fight that Chiron has with Kevin that is instigated by Chiron’s bully, Terrel, what makes this scene so important…
The featured documentary ‘Side by Side’ was an enjoyable, informative documentary that discussed the history of the film industries use of emulsion film and the cautionary switch-over to the new digital movie format. Beginning in the late 1800’s with continued development of emulsion roll film by Eastman and the pioneering photography work of Edweard Muybridge and Louis Le Prince the advent of capturing and projecting moving images was at hand. The documentary covers the important developments in the economic and industrial aspects of the film industry, specifically as pertaining to movies and Hollywood in general. Presenting a persuasive argument for the adoption of the new digital medium while extolling the philosophical and existential advantages of traditional emulsion process film.…
After seeing the film, we wonder, as far as is necessary to reach or risk to seek a better quality of life. In the film Under the Same Moon, tells the story of Rosario, is a mother who travel illegally to the United States to seek a better future…
When he came to the film, it was clear to see that it 's the Algonquians focused on survival. The menfolk used on the hunting and gathering wall of the womenfolk used one the food processing. In an early scene of the movie it displayed the women processing the food. They wear matching red berries against fabric for the purpose of eating, along with preparing the meat to be cooked .The Algonquian and also worked on but tentacle skills at the very end of the movie when everyone in the tribe became sick.…
One of the best films of 2014, "Pale Moon" is also a great specimen of contemporary Japanese cinema. Based on the novel "Kami no Tsuki" by Mitsuyo Kakuta, the film tells the story of Rika Umezawa, a timid woman in her forties, who lives with her husband, although they do not have any children. She works part-time at a bank doing house calls to sell bonds and other banking products and, in general, lives an utterly conventional life. However, once she convinces Kozo Hirabayashi, a slightly perverted older rich man, to buy a very expensive bond, her life changes radically.…