Les Misérables evaluation action
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Kathryne 2022-03-17 09:01:06
#72nd Cannes# Jury Award. It's much better than the short film of the same name, and it's space enough to clarify the neighborhood/ethnic politics in the short film that doesn't have time to explain clearly. In this sense, it is actually more advanced and more complicated than [Training Day]. The 2006 documentary "365 Days of Clichy-Monfermeil" by director Rad Lee (the background information of the 2005 French riots as a key plot) must also be referenced. At the beginning, the rhythm was too slow, and the ending was sensational and preaching, and then Issa blackened and revenge was a bit too powerful, and I had to cling to that ending. However, this film is much better than "Black Party Members" in terms of social intervention and expression of anger.
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Alec 2022-03-26 09:01:11
#22ndSIFF# The tireless discussion of human rights issues is also a major feature of French cinema. To be politically incorrect, black people are an anti-civilization species.
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Chris: You just arrived and you're lecturing us? We're the only ones respected.
Brigadier Stéphane Ruiz, dit Pento: Respect? People around here just fear you.