A Presentation by:
     Abigail Alfaro
The setting took
 place in Krakow ,
 Germany where the
 Jewish people were
 ordered to register
 all family members
 and relocate to
 major cities.
The cultural identity
 shown here was the
 discrimination of
 Jewish people.
Oscar Schindler, a
 money-minded
 person and being a
 German that he
 was, was against
 the mass killing of
 the Jewish people
 and spent his
                        Oskar Schindler (Liam Neeson)
 money to save the
 lives of those 1,100
 Jewish people.
Watching this
 movie/film made
 me realize the
 hostility of the
                       Jewish people
 German soldiers
 and other residents
 towards these
 Jewish people.



                       Nazis
The German soldiers
 discriminated the Jewish
 people took their lives and
 burned down their dead
 bodies rather than giving
 them proper burial.
 Setting: India
 This film is about the three
  engineering students who met
  each other at Imperial College.
  They are Farhan, Rancho, and Raju.
The cultural                               L-R:
                                            Farhan,
 identity found here                        Rancho
                                            and Raju
 is prejudice
 wherein some
 students make fun
 of these three guys
 whom they believe
 are nothing but
 fools

                       Inside a trap cell
Somehow, these
 guys proved those
 other students
 wrong by showing
 that they could       Raju, Rancho and Farhan
 help other people
 in need and they
                                                 Aal Izz
 have this positive                              Well…
 outlook in life. As
 they say, “Aal Izz
 Well”
The sad part was
 that as they were
 about to help a
 fellow engineering
 student, they were
 too late since he
 already killed
 himself due to
 being told by a
 professor that he is   Suicide part

 a failure.
What I have learned from
 watching this film is that we
 should not judge others by
 their ability and instead of
 degrading them or telling
 them that they are a failure,
 we should support them
 and cheer them up.
I admire the three
 guys for their
 loyalty to each
 other and their
 strong friendship.
 No matter what
 their stand is, they
 are still there for    Rancho and his friends

 each other through
 thick and thin
The film was about
 a man who got
 arrested for
 stealing bread. Jean
 Valjean, an ex-
 convict, broke free
 of the parole to
 start a new life as
 Monsieur
 Madeleine.
The setting took
 place in France and
 the cultural identity
 would probably be
 prejudice because
 the prisoners,
 including Jean          Hugh Jackman as Jean Valjean
 Valjean himself,
 was mistreated due
 to being a criminal.
Jean Valjean was not the only
 one that was mistreated but
 Fantine , a factory worker, as
 well by other people.




                             Anne Hathaway as Fantine
Two characters that I                       Fantine

 admire the most in this
 film are Fantine for being
 a sacrificial mother and
 Jean Valjean for being                     Jean
                                            Valjean/Monsieur
 such a kind man , even to                  Madeleine
 those who have done
 him wrong like Inspector
 Javert.
                         Russell Crowe as
                         Inspector Javert
What I have learned from
 this film was that even
                                From being Jean Valjean (
 bad people deserve to be       a convict)
 given the chance to start
 living a new life as a good
 person.



                               To being Monsieur
                               Madeleine (a
                               respected man)
Karate Kid is about
 a young boy who
 moved from Detroit
 to China due to the
 fact that his mother    Karate Kid poster
 got a job.
Two of the cultural
 identities identified
 here are prejudice
 and discrimination.      Dre Parker moving to
                          China
There’s also a
 language barrier
 between an
 American and a
 Chinese wherein
 Dre Parker (Jaden
 Smith) tries to
 communicate with
                        Dre Parker trying to strike
 his fellow traveller   a conversation in
                        Mandarin
 in Mandarin.
One of the cultural
 identity found in
 this film is
 discrimination          Bullied by Cheng and
                         his friends
 wherein Dre Parker
 gets bullied in his
 school by Cheng
 and his friends.


                       Dre Parker gets hurt
Another cultural
 identity is the
 prejudice where            Mei Ying
 Mei Ying (WenWen
 Han) ‘s parents
 disapprove of her
 friendship with Dre
 since they think            At the Forbidden
                             City
 that he is a bad
 influence to their
 child.

                       Mei Ying falls for Dre
 Quoting Mr. Han (Jackie Chan) , “Too much good stuff
  becomes bad stuff” , I have learned that we have to
  discipline or control ourselves from doing such things that
  we think or believe are good for us.
Also, Mr Han
 disciplined Dre with
 hanging his coat
 and taught him the        Being taught to hang his coat

 importance of
 proper attitude in
 hanging his coat.
                        Mr. Han to Dre on hanging his
                        coat on the rack: “Attitude”
I admire Mr. Han the
 most in this film for
 being a good mentor
 to Dre Parker about
                         Teaching kung fu to Dre
 kung fu and for being
 a disciplinarian as
 well.

Film critics

  • 1.
    A Presentation by: Abigail Alfaro
  • 2.
    The setting took place in Krakow , Germany where the Jewish people were ordered to register all family members and relocate to major cities. The cultural identity shown here was the discrimination of Jewish people.
  • 3.
    Oscar Schindler, a money-minded person and being a German that he was, was against the mass killing of the Jewish people and spent his Oskar Schindler (Liam Neeson) money to save the lives of those 1,100 Jewish people.
  • 4.
    Watching this movie/filmmade me realize the hostility of the Jewish people German soldiers and other residents towards these Jewish people. Nazis
  • 5.
    The German soldiers discriminated the Jewish people took their lives and burned down their dead bodies rather than giving them proper burial.
  • 6.
     Setting: India This film is about the three engineering students who met each other at Imperial College. They are Farhan, Rancho, and Raju.
  • 7.
    The cultural L-R: Farhan, identity found here Rancho and Raju is prejudice wherein some students make fun of these three guys whom they believe are nothing but fools Inside a trap cell
  • 8.
    Somehow, these guysproved those other students wrong by showing that they could Raju, Rancho and Farhan help other people in need and they Aal Izz have this positive Well… outlook in life. As they say, “Aal Izz Well”
  • 9.
    The sad partwas that as they were about to help a fellow engineering student, they were too late since he already killed himself due to being told by a professor that he is Suicide part a failure.
  • 10.
    What I havelearned from watching this film is that we should not judge others by their ability and instead of degrading them or telling them that they are a failure, we should support them and cheer them up.
  • 11.
    I admire thethree guys for their loyalty to each other and their strong friendship. No matter what their stand is, they are still there for Rancho and his friends each other through thick and thin
  • 12.
    The film wasabout a man who got arrested for stealing bread. Jean Valjean, an ex- convict, broke free of the parole to start a new life as Monsieur Madeleine.
  • 13.
    The setting took place in France and the cultural identity would probably be prejudice because the prisoners, including Jean Hugh Jackman as Jean Valjean Valjean himself, was mistreated due to being a criminal.
  • 14.
    Jean Valjean wasnot the only one that was mistreated but Fantine , a factory worker, as well by other people. Anne Hathaway as Fantine
  • 15.
    Two characters thatI Fantine admire the most in this film are Fantine for being a sacrificial mother and Jean Valjean for being Jean Valjean/Monsieur such a kind man , even to Madeleine those who have done him wrong like Inspector Javert. Russell Crowe as Inspector Javert
  • 16.
    What I havelearned from this film was that even From being Jean Valjean ( bad people deserve to be a convict) given the chance to start living a new life as a good person. To being Monsieur Madeleine (a respected man)
  • 17.
    Karate Kid isabout a young boy who moved from Detroit to China due to the fact that his mother Karate Kid poster got a job. Two of the cultural identities identified here are prejudice and discrimination. Dre Parker moving to China
  • 18.
    There’s also a language barrier between an American and a Chinese wherein Dre Parker (Jaden Smith) tries to communicate with Dre Parker trying to strike his fellow traveller a conversation in Mandarin in Mandarin.
  • 19.
    One of thecultural identity found in this film is discrimination Bullied by Cheng and his friends wherein Dre Parker gets bullied in his school by Cheng and his friends. Dre Parker gets hurt
  • 20.
    Another cultural identityis the prejudice where Mei Ying Mei Ying (WenWen Han) ‘s parents disapprove of her friendship with Dre since they think At the Forbidden City that he is a bad influence to their child. Mei Ying falls for Dre
  • 21.
     Quoting Mr.Han (Jackie Chan) , “Too much good stuff becomes bad stuff” , I have learned that we have to discipline or control ourselves from doing such things that we think or believe are good for us.
  • 22.
    Also, Mr Han disciplined Dre with hanging his coat and taught him the Being taught to hang his coat importance of proper attitude in hanging his coat. Mr. Han to Dre on hanging his coat on the rack: “Attitude”
  • 23.
    I admire Mr.Han the most in this film for being a good mentor to Dre Parker about Teaching kung fu to Dre kung fu and for being a disciplinarian as well.

Editor's Notes

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