I AM HUMAN BEING

Alena 2022-03-22 09:01:21

Notice the numerous depictions of steam engines (industrial) in the film: the rumble of mechanical gears under the great clock; black smoke billowing from the chimney; shirtless workers pushing machines; Dr. Trevis on the operating table To a patient suffering from a work-related injury, saying, "These odious machines, you can't reason with them"... This is obviously the subject of alienation of people, in contrast to the superficial alienation of elephants. Alienation is also a consistent theme of David Lynch. However, the film's correspondence between the civilization and humanity (albeit hypocritical) at the top and the vulgarity and lack of sympathy at the bottom, especially the emphasis on "Christian conscience", makes the film seem weak and powerless. Despite the use of a lot of British actors, the film is still very American, which is a pity.

River 2022-03-23 09:01:25

Classes are divided by language. We also rely on language to understand people. To be accepted by a group, we must first learn how the group behaves.