Watch the film Crash. Answer the following questions. Due: May 23, 2017. 1. What “issues’ are addressed in this film? i.e. race, class, stereotypes etc.… 2. What character(s), event, or theme did you...

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Watch the film Crash. Answer the following questions.
1. What “issues’ are addressed in this film? i.e. race, class, stereotypes etc.…
Movie Crash describes interconnecting tales of powerless & powerful, poor & rich, criminals &
cops, Iranians, Koreans, Latinos, black & white, all described in different ways by racism. In the
movie “ all are victims, and all are guilty”. Movie not only shows the racism but also na
ates the
different shadows of society by showing deviance, differential association, crime, sexual
harassment, class, hate crime, prejudice, ethnicity, status, family, stereotypes etc. Movie Crash is
of “free will where anything may occur,”
2. What character(s), event, or theme did you resonate with? Why? Are there any
characters you find it harder to identify with? Why?
The event that influenced me the most was the point at which the Persian vendor was truly irate
that his store was ransacked. So he went to the Hispanic locksmith's home with a firearm. He is
frantic at the locksmith in light of the fact that the locksmith said whatever he could do was settle
the bolt however he needed him to settle the entryway. The locksmith said that was whatever he
could do as such he cleared out. At that point not long after that the entryway was softened so
somebody separated and burglarized the store, leaving scarcely anything. So the Persian store
proprietor was reprimanding the locksmith for his misfortune. The vendor sees the locksmith
outside and strolls up to him requesting cash at gunpoint for the stolen things in his store. The
locksmith gives him $ 50 and says that is all he has. The vendor gets considerably more irate and
is going to shoot his firearm. Then his little girl sees the scene unfurling and keeps running
outside between the two men since she supposes she has a defensive shroud on. Perfectly fine
uns in the middle of the two men, the vendor pulls the trigger. The slug hits the young lady yet
she is fine in light of the fact that the projectiles are spaces. The vendor is exceptionally
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efuddled and the locksmith's family is so assuaged. This scene influenced me the most on the
grounds that it takes my
eath away that prejudice goes so far that a young lady practically got
executed in light of the fact that the specialist was Hispanic and could just settle a bolt. Envision
if the slugs weren't spaces and the young lady was slaughtered. That would've been a te
ible
disaster all on account of generalizations and seething annoyance between races. Despite
everything I can hardly imagine how scene happened. That scene nearly made them cry even
after the young lady was fine. It makes me extremely upset that individuals have such outrage
towards others as a result of generalizations that may not be valid.
3. What situation or scene affected you the most? Why?
Matt Dillon, “as the racist cop in anguish over his dad”. He makes a superfluous movement stop
when he supposes he sees the dark TV chief and his light-cleaned spouse accomplishing
something they truly shouldn't do in the meantime they're driving. Sufficiently genuine, yet he
wouldn't have halted a dark couple or a white couple. He emba
asses the lady with an intrusive
ody look, while her better half is compelled to remain by frail, on the grounds that the cops
have the firearms. That movement stop demonstrates Dillon's cop as abho
ent and
contemptuous. In any case, later we see him attempting to look after his wiped out father, and we
comprehend why he detonates at the HMO laborer (whose race is just a reason for his outrage).
He deceives others by practicing his energy, and is feeble with regards to helping his dad.
4. Some criticized the...