12-27-2024, 10:33 AM
The odyssey talk reminded me of this.
Should start rewatching the Bud Spencer and Terrence Hill movies.
Watched La Haine a while back. Pretty good reprensentation of what growing up in the slums is like. It follows three kids the day after riots in Paris. The three main characters basically feel like people I knew growing up. I feel the people that can't identify with the main characters are people that didn't grow up in the slums.
You had the money to do fun things, we had a brick and a window that could be broken.
I like the people on imdb that dislike the film because it doesn't provide the answers. It doesn't provide answers because the question is still ongoing. I can go to the low income parts of my city and it feels like being home. Nothing has changed.
Should start rewatching the Bud Spencer and Terrence Hill movies.
Watched La Haine a while back. Pretty good reprensentation of what growing up in the slums is like. It follows three kids the day after riots in Paris. The three main characters basically feel like people I knew growing up. I feel the people that can't identify with the main characters are people that didn't grow up in the slums.
You had the money to do fun things, we had a brick and a window that could be broken.
I like the people on imdb that dislike the film because it doesn't provide the answers. It doesn't provide answers because the question is still ongoing. I can go to the low income parts of my city and it feels like being home. Nothing has changed.
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