object gaze

In general, it is not the borat that is looking at the United States, but the Americans who are looking at themselves, so when the Americans are looking at the borat, it is actually the borat (object) that is staring at you.

A lot of things in the movie are still discussions about political correctness. I think the

first one is very interesting. There is a paragraph in the movie. Borat said that there is actually a Society for the Protection of Animals in the United States, and animals still need to be protected... Haha

Second, the story about Jews , mutant cockroaches and money-loving monsters,

I am afraid these are not allowed by the political correctness of the United States.

I do not understand where the author is ultimately pointing, or which point of view, at least from the film, the American advocates Pluralism is a hoax, and any so-called tolerance of pluralism is actually a tolerance filtered by American ideology.

The film points out a lot of hypocrisy and falsification without offering a better solution.

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