All these elements are evident in Borat.
It is another broken American dream. It is not easy for a movie to fully embody the American dream and the ideological connotation of Americans, not to mention the exaggeration and ridicule of looking at the most powerful in the world. Superpower culture.
As for Borat, I can only say that the spoof is extreme, without too much language, relying entirely on body and expression and some auxiliary idiot words, but it can show a living "Borat" in the eyes of the world.
Of course, the ambiguity towards Kazakhstan in this film is self-evident. Most of the content and the entire "Borat" are discriminated against Kazakh. legal issues.
For such a self-entertaining, laugh-out movie. We don't need to delve into its ideological connotation, but we can only see a huge chasm spanning two different societies. All people are created equal, and the contempt for women in the film can well reflect the reality that women's status and rights cannot be guaranteed in some underdeveloped countries in Africa and Central Asia in today's society. The disregard for health and education is also the reason why these regions cannot develop and fundamentally progress.
"Borat", a comedy with a strong political meaning, can achieve such a high box office in the United States, I think it is not only because of the burden that is constantly shaken out in the film, but also has a great relationship with the idea of "I am the only one" in the hearts of Americans Relationship, for a film that attracts the box office purely by the method of "putting down others and elevating oneself", such figures really reflect the racist psychology that has not been destroyed in American society.
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