red car

1. Red Car
Can a documentary be objective? Why do you believe this?
I believe that this documentary can be objective to a certain audience because some of this
documentary has been made to make you fell empathy towards these people and the way
they have to live day in day out the main, for example when Dylan has been given an offer
to go into music and pursue his career you can that he is emotionally changed when he
hears the new and this could be done to try and show empathy towards because this is
what he has been working towards for his whole life. But I think that in pretty much every
documentary that is covering such a key factor in society they try and make us either fell
sympathy towards people or happy for people I don’t think that there is any in-between.
How far should what we watch/read affect us? and why?
I think there is a point what should affect us in what we are watching or reading, because I
believe that somethings should affect us in a good way because it enlightens us into what
they have to put up with and the struggle there go through, but at the same time I don’t
think it should fully affect us because it isn’t our fault and we have no control on what
happens there which we should take in pretty much everything we watch and read online
because it could be twisted to affect us in a more deeper way.
How can we make sure what a documentary presents as fact, is true?
In this documentary I think that the majority of it is truth because as the factory closed
down it must have heavenly affected everyone that lives in red card and the fact that there
is a lot of crime and people living without jobs because of it, but at the same time I think
that some of it is lies because they may have selected certain people to talk about just
because of the way they are in red car and have missed out people who are in a much more
fortunate way, which shows they just want us to feel sympathetic towards all of them