An uplifting story of how three African-American Nasa employees resisted racial pressure during a time of heightened segregation and made their contribution to Nasa's all-out fight against class. To be the first! Hard and significant.
Personally, the highlight moments: when the Boss smashed the "colored ladies room" sign, and when Katherine went to the toilet in the rain to wash her hands without hand sanitizer or paper towels in the office and apologized to herself for going to the bathroom after speaking for her current situation in the office, shocking! The rhythm plot and even the music are perfect. The music "Don't more run ...." every time on the way to and from the bathroom is very ironic.
Katherine became the first black crew member on a space mission, making Nasa's toilets, coffee pots, and coffee makers no longer distinguished by people of color. Finally Sheldon brews her coffee to get the papers; the first black and female to attend a leadership meeting; her entry into the office, into the conference room, into the Nasa control hall is historic.
Dorothy became the first black executive at IBM and even led other black people into the building and IBM studio with their heads held high. What an inspiring moment! The change of attitude between the boss and her is the turning point in the toilet where she wants her to appoint a few white people; Dorothy's tolerance is also very admirable, which is why she can sit in this position. In the face of being replaced by a machine, Leading the team to learn the skills and rediscover their irreplaceability and value in Nasa. Rational and smart practices are also what we must learn in the workplace.
Mary became the first black engineer and the first black student at a white institution. Her arrogant attitude was her disobedience to the segregated society. Although she was powerless for the time being, she would not give up and would use her actions to change these. Wise conversations with judges in court allowed her to "change the rules".
"Hidden Figures" is a great and rich movie. There are many contents in it that are worth reviewing, and many details are worth discovering. Many mirror movements are also very ceremonial, which obviously let me see the design and intention of the camera. , and also made me deeply appreciate the charm of lens language, and I will pay more attention to this aspect when watching movies in the future. The actor's movement may not be so simple and random to help the use of the camera. This film also finally let me know what the type of film I like is. It shows a person or thing as something/"story", which inspires and inspires people. Biography is really a very fascinating type.
Most of the biographical films are very inspirational, and I watch them with a lot of energy, and I can generate a lot of my own thinking from them. This is the charm of the film. Through things, the audience can have their own thinking from different angles, not "teach" you the truth. , very flexible, I like it~
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