Essays on Movies

Paul Haggis In 2004 wrote and directed the award winning movie Crash concerning a variety of intertwine experiences concerning racial relations and the levels of socioeconomic status of the varied cast of characters. This movie deal with how humans being contract with actual life situations…

At the time of this film about 50 million Americans have no insurance. This is important that Sicko addresses and inform us of those situations, and the most unmistakably heartfelt. You want the truth? Moore can handle the truth. We got a chance to see…

The Sicko Movie displayed many healthcare struggles that are being experienced in the United States. The film also takes us through how insurance companies weed out prospective individuals from coverage based on their illnesses. If an illness is not initially found during the enrollment process,…

Sicko. directed by, Michael Moore: edited by Dan Sweitlik, Christopher Seward and Geoffrey Richman; Produced by Mr. Moore and Meghan O’Hara; released by Lionsgate and the Weinstein Company. At the Lincoln Square, 1998 Broadway, Running time 123 minutes. Sicko references the World Health Organization which…

After watching the SiCKO film, I felt many different emotions. Regarding our country and the way things are in the healthcare system. I am utterly appalled. I came into so much new information about our county that I had no idea about before. It shocked…

Documentary films are a powerful tool in spotlighting and drawing attention to social issues and problems. 13TH is a title to Ava Du Vernay’s 2016 documentary that focuses on the exploitation of the lope holes on the thirteenth amendment of America’s constitution by some able…

America is home to five percent of the world’s population and twenty-five percent of the world’s prisoners (Lee). Starting with explaining that America has the highest leading numbers of incarcerated people in a land that is supposed to be free, the documentary “13TH” goes into…

“That’s why when someone asks me about violence, I just find it incredible because what it means is that the person who’s asking that question has absolutely no idea what black people have gone through, what black people have experienced in this country since the…

The film conducts a concrete research into the American system and comes up with shocking statistics. The director relies on several liberals and conservatives whom she interviews to (replace-to) dig in about the African American society has been affected by the prison complex in the…

In the mid-1960s, Malcolm X stated, ‘In the event that you stick a blade nine crawls into my back and haul it out three inches, that it not advance. Regardless of whether you haul it such a distance out, that isn’t advance. Progress is mending…