"Catch a Fire" singles out racism as a central argument. It is different from director Ralph Nelson's 1975 film "The Wilby Conspiracy ", which actively resists injustice, and director John Boorman 's 2005 film " Country of My Skull ", which is different from the government's legal system. A bold take on sensitive skin tones in Guess Who's Coming To Dinner . Director Phillip Noyce injects a more ordinary atmosphere into the hearts of the public. Although the audience will see fierce fights between the protagonists in the film, as well as popular scenes such as explosions and pursuits, everything is to tell a story. The foreshadowing of South African citizens longing for a normal life, in order to bring the story closer to real life. The director will focus on the police officer's change in Patrick's entire life, in order to satirize the inhumane rule of white people over the South African people, and the endless troubles brought about by forced change
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Catch a Fire evaluation action
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Extended Reading
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Obadi: Are you ready to die!
Rebels: Yes, commander!
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Patrick Chamusso: My children, when they speak if their father, they will say he was a man who stood up for what was right, a man who said he must do something now. What will your children say about you?