The Gods must be crazy In this film “The Gods Must Be Crazy” we the viewers are met by many different types of symbolism and the ideas that go with what symbolism is. Symbolism can be interpreted as a representation of an individual object whether it be inanimate or real it has a connection to another thing. In this film, we can see how a Coca-Cola® bottle changes the small people of the Kalahari and what this bottle represents. The people of the Kalahari tribe knew that the Gods were providing them with whatever they needed. Due to them being able to live off the land and what it provided. The people of this tribe are very down to earth they do not know of any other people, the technology that surrounds them. They believe that airplanes are big birds that do not flap their wings that fly in the sky. The people of
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So he talks to Steyn about having the bush man work for him. During his time working for Steyn the bush man learns some new things one of them is how to drive a car. This is showing that the bush man is learning about the world around him. At this point in the movie we do not see the Coca-Cola bottle as much. It was left in the same spot that the ultimate bad thing happened to him where he was arrested.
After Xi’s has fulfilled the 11-week convict work release program Steyn hands him some money. When the Xi, sees the money he doesn’t understand what it is for. The reason is because where he comes from they have no need for money or any type of currency what they have cannot be bought because it is given to them by the Gods. So he has no use of it, meanwhile to Steyn the money has a different meaning it is what he uses in his world. This is a big difference in symbolism because to one money is a currency that is needed to survive but to another it is something of no use because it is not something that they
So he talks to Steyn about having the bush man work for him. During his time working for Steyn the bush man learns some new things one of them is how to drive a car. This is showing that the bush man is learning about the world around him. At this point in the movie we do not see the Coca-Cola bottle as much. It was left in the same spot that the ultimate bad thing happened to him where he was arrested.
After Xi’s has fulfilled the 11-week convict work release program Steyn hands him some money. When the Xi, sees the money he doesn’t understand what it is for. The reason is because where he comes from they have no need for money or any type of currency what they have cannot be bought because it is given to them by the Gods. So he has no use of it, meanwhile to Steyn the money has a different meaning it is what he uses in his world. This is a big difference in symbolism because to one money is a currency that is needed to survive but to another it is something of no use because it is not something that they