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Madyson 2021-12-08 08:01:49
A human rights film with turbulent and contradictory plots, a classic masterpiece that deeply reflects racial discrimination
The first time I saw the title (Blood Storm), I thought it was a gangster movie. I clicked in and watched it. There was another title (Mississippi is burning). I seemed to have heard it somewhere before, so I went to read this classic book with great interest:
In 1964, in Mississippi, the KKK... -
Toby 2021-12-08 08:01:49
Anti-racism road is obstructive and long
This is an old movie. Turn it out and relive it, not just for the occasion.
In the past month or so, a wave of "Black Lives Matter" protests broke out in cities across the United States and the Western world because of the black George Freud being "necked" by the white police. Looking back at the...
Paul Henderson
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Hilton 2021-12-08 08:01:49
In the 2001 Shanghai International Film Festival, Alan Parker's film series, I translated this one. I read a table book thicker than a brick at least twice from start to finish.
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Dayton 2022-03-25 09:01:09
It is difficult for the flame of malice to be completely extinguished, but the flame of progress still retains the hope of starting a prairie fire. Whether to raise the torch of hatred or light the candle of understanding is a choice that runs through the entire history and determines this present. The film is based on real historical events, the social atmosphere and personal choices under racial division are the flesh, and the creation of a sense of horror and violence is its blood. Overall, this film can be regarded as a high-quality thriller that penetrates into historical reality and social issues. . The biggest highlight is not only the intense narrative advancement, but also the strengthening of burning imagery. Whether it is fierce light or anger, it is vividly and advanced in the burning paragraphs. The image setting of the two male protagonists and the performances of the actors are also remarkable, but the portrayal of the Ku Klux Klan is relatively rigid, and the integration at the end is also somewhat lacking, so that the film does not have more space for exploration and experience.
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Television Commentator: Your name, please.
Clayton Townley: Clayton Townley, local businessman.
Television Commentator: Are you, sir, a spokesman for the White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan?
Clayton Townley: I told you, I'm a businessman. I'm also a Mississippian, and an American! And I'm getting SICK and TIRED of the way us Mississippians are getting our views distorted by you newsmen and on the TV. So let's get this straight. We do NOT accept Jews, because they REJECT Christ! And their control over the International Banking Cartels are at the root of what we call Communism today. We do not accept Papists, because they bow to a Roman dictator! We do not accept Turks, Mongrels, Tartars, Orientals nor Negroes because we are here to protect Anglo-Saxon Democracy, and the American way!
Television Commentator: Thank you very much.
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[the FBI saved Lester Cowans from a lynching]
Anderson: You're lucky we've been watching your ass, Lester.
Ward: If you go on the record, Mr. Cowans, we'll give you protection. If not...
Anderson: If not, they're going to kill you anyway.
[sniffs]
Anderson: Oooh Lester, you need a toilet.
