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This is the victory of the proletariat!
Kaylie 2022-03-23 09:01:55
This film seems to be warm, but in fact, it uses sharp lens language to expose the ugly faces under the veil of glitz in capitalist society. The American emperor who has entered a democratic and civilized society actually has the product of the barbaric system of black slaves. Under the same blue sky, breathing the same air, some people are born as slaves, and some people enjoy the fragrant car and the luxurious house. This film is a powerful indictment of the cannibalistic society by one of the few conscientious American imperial directors, and a clarion call for the proletariat to resist the oppression of the capitalists.
Extended Reading
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Boolie Werthan: Goodbye! Good luck!
Boolie Werthan: [out of earshot] ... Good god.
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Daisy Werthan: [Looking at map] Here. Here. You took the wrong turn at Opelika.
Hoke Colburn: Well, now, you took it with me, Miss Daisy, and you got the map.