The France you yearn for doesn't really exist

Ibrahim 2022-04-21 09:03:44

The film tells the story of an Israeli who wanted to immigrate to France but gave up on Joav's fragmented experience in France. Joav came to France naked with nothing but a healthy body. He desperately cursed Israel, the native country shrouded in militarism, and actively wanted to integrate into the long-awaited country of freedom, democracy, and civilization, France. However, in France, he was at a loss like a headless fly, stumbled, and suffered a painful experience that made him finally give up immigration. The extremist friends who worked together were used and ruthlessly killed by the police. They were ruthless like animals. Caroline, the local heroine who saved her, was just lustful and obsessed with her body. The rich second-generation emir was also just Interested in his own experience in Israel, accepted immigrants sanctimoniously but did not really care about immigrants and could not really be friends, had to be a model for an artist at work, suffered physical and mental molestation and rape . The contrast between all this and the French democracy, freedom, and equality that I was preached in the immigration class was so ironic and mocking. He rushed to the symphony performance of the heroine and shouted at her, shouted at the whole band, but the response was only indifferent music and closed doors. So the ideal romantic France does not really exist, at least he is indifferent to immigrants.

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  • Emile: The slaps we get from our parents

  • Emile: He says giving up your language kills part of yourself.