Rainy days on weekends are the best time to make up for the drama. I just finished watching this "Help". Like the "Hidden Figures" I watched yesterday, it is related to racial discrimination. That one happened to NASA Kochi scientists, this one is What happened between white housewives and black servants all reflected the separation of eating and toileting, etc.
This is a story about a white female editor who interviewed the experiences of a group of black maids and published a book. It contains countless racist insults and slanders. Of course, there are also a small number of good hired white people who respect them equally.
It depicts many three-dimensional characters, starting from a black maid who lost her child and a widow, and a white female editor who was raised by a black maid for 29 years. There are also stories of white men who stayed out of the way, and some white families who lived on an equal footing and shared respect.
The storyline is carried out in a single line, the story is clear, and it is more of a narrative. The storyline has a high score, and the shooting techniques and techniques are normal. After all, it is a narrative film, not a technical film.
Regarding racial discrimination, I have seen a lot in the past two days. I want to talk about it. You white creatures keep saying that because of the problem of germs, black people are prohibited from sharing bathrooms, and separate bathrooms are set up. Then why do you still let the black maid do the dishes and cook? Don't you eat the cooked food? ? ?
I have no intention to investigate the racial conflict, but I just thought that this is not only for black people, we have also experienced this kind of experience, but now this society has to improve a little in this regard, but the road is long and the revolution has not yet succeeded Comrades still need to work hard. The most important thing is to improve your own ability first, to the best of your ability in this country, cherish the rights and happiness you have now, and live a good life.
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