"White Tiger"

Celestine 2022-03-26 09:01:09

"White Tiger" follows Ramin Bahani's focus on class relations in "99 Homes", and means finally turning to A-level production, freeing it from the "Hollywood Ken Rocky" moniker, "White Tiger" ” presents class relations in India with a dark humor like Danny Boyle’s tension. Different from the Google advertisement of "The Lion", the gesture of redemption from the West left prematurely, or did not come at all. Only the self-analysis of the psychology of the poor and the class relationship in the voice-over serves as the film's anti-inspirational and anti-improvement. "White Tiger" climaxes in a stylized revenge, with the protagonist's profile looking like an animal in the torrential rain outside the car window. But it is not a "weapon of the weak" or a victory for Marx, Baram assembles himself as a neoliberal, an atomized being without a past, and then kills the squire relations that represent the past in that moment, leading to India Another capital of , Bangalore as the cyber factory of transnational capitalism. The decline of the West, Sinofuturism and Indifuturism began to converge.

Shaina 2022-03-27 09:01:13

This is really a super politically incorrect film, hahaha~ Do you think it is an inspirational and passionate film about the poor fighting back against the class? NO! How can there be such an ideal in reality, in a society with such a serious class solidification, if you want to turn around and change your position, only politics or crime! It's a bloody reality, a dystopian existence~~