In due course, we see the conflict increase to the point that one man feels his only alternative is armed retaliation against the other. The conflict begins as Daniel responds to a locksmith call at Farhad’s shop. Daniel replaces a broken lock on the shop’s back door, but tries to explain to Farhad that the door itself is the problem, not the lock. Farhad’s English is not fluent, and he does not understand Daniel to begin with, but decides after interpreting Daniel’s warning about the lock that Daniel is trying to cheat him. The encounter becomes a heated argument as Farhad refuses to pay for a door not fixed while Daniel explains that he only fixes locks, not doors.
1. What is the significance of the title? In the begining of the movie there was crime scene which shown a car crash, the word "Crash" is symbolic for the culture shock we experience when in our everyday lives we "crash" into people from many different races, religions, and nationalities. The movie brings out the assumptions we have about ppl from different cultures with whom we interact in the course of our daily lives. 2.
The 2004, Crash by Paul Haggis is a sensational film depicts the racism and prejudice in contemporary Los Angeles. Crash is a short story about several characters all living in L.A. from different backgrounds, interacting within 24 hours. The scene begins with a car accident between Jennifer Esposito and a Chinese woman, which is connected to the film’s title Crash, but the director has a profound meaning. Crash also metaphorically describes the collision between these characters through crime, obligation and indignation. Characters are simply classified into different races.
Force of Evil It seems difficult enough for Joe Morse to defend a client whom is a powerful gangster but it’s even more surprising when the lawyer joins hands and becomes partners with him. When a lawyer who is familiar with law crosses that ethical line with his gangster client, Ben Tucker then trouble is ahead. The two got a scheme to shut down all the illegal banks in the city, and buy up the ones they want. Joe has an older brother, Leo, a man with heart trouble; Knowing that Leo, an essentially honest man in a dishonest business, will resist joining the syndicate, Joe goes to visit his brother but Leo denounces the proposed alliance with Tucker, then excoriates his brother's lack of principles and reminds him of the sacrifices that he has made to put him through law school. The trouble is, Leo is happy with his small, if not quite ethical, business.
They start off by stealing his bag and planting his maths teacher Mr Macallan’s wallet in it knowing he would get the blame because he couldn’t explain why it was there. They then steal their year’s report cards from the head of years office blaming it on Malarkey and they then only have to wait to see if he stays at Brook High or not, but while they await this verdict John Malarkey becomes more a threat to ‘the tailors’ than they are to him. The first Characteristic we hear of Malarkey in the book is that he is quite aggressive my evidence of this is “Come here I snarled as I grabbed his arm, hauling him into the empty classroom” This makes me think he is aggressive because he sounds as if he cant hold his anger so becomes aggressive towards Simon Penn. Also the fact that he hauled him into the empty classroom where hauled tells me that Malarkey physically threw Simon into the empty classroom. Another characteristic that builds the character of Malarkey is he is adamant “I might get to hear a few secrets if people believed I was a Tailor” This makes me feel he is adamant because it tells us he is eager to find out more about who he is dealing with (the Tailors).So he resorts to taking a member of the gangs black Adidas trainers because he knows that the trainers are like a trait or a symbol of the
Samuels’s innocence is corrupted when he becomes in contact with the city life and crime. When the corrupted policemen’s are looking for book in the Amish world they find obstacles. When John book moves to the Amish world and falls in love with Rachel, he faces many problems and suffers from confection because he knows he doesn’t belong there. We are shown that Samuel is in conflict with the world around him when he enters the city of Philadelphia and loses his innocent when he witnesses a murder at the train station. The director shows this by the sounds and angles of the camera during scenes and by the way many people talk at once shows the differences of life between the city and the peacefulness of Samuels home.
There are several incident about inequity in the movie. For example, in the market, the Korean man does not have any intention to give change to him. Because of this, he show his anger: he hits the Korean shop owner, breaks up his shop with the baseball bat, and at the end of the scene, he pays the cost of coke supposing that he doesn’t damage to anything in the shop. From this behavior, we can understand that he is imbalanced and impatient. Also, he doesn’t like the citizens of other countries.
The reader gets an insight into the stereotype of Billy’s identity when reading about Mr Porter and doing his paper runs. The stereotype that all boys who live on the “estate” are thieves and not to be trusted is introduced when Mr Porter thinks Billy is stealing from him “’cos they’re all alike off that estate. They’ll take your breath if you’re not careful” the dialog of Mr Porter also shows how he considers Billy to be at the bottom of the social ladder this is shown in the change in dialect when a customer comes into the shop, calling him “sir” showing that Billy is seen as a boy who has no importance. The stereotype that Billy is a troublemaker is also shown when he is sent to Mr Gryce’s office where he was cained. On page 17 Barry Hines describes in great detail the bird trying to eat the worm through the perspective of Billy.
The men proceed to wake up Desdemona’s father, senator Brabantio, by saying the family has been robbed by thieves. At first, the senator does not believe their claims as he believes it is another of Roderigo’s plots to see his daughter. Iago says Othello and Desdemona are having sex, the senator is quickly convinced and begins the search for his daughter. Iago then returns to Othello, whose part in this scheme is neither disclosed to his master nor to Barbantio. The senator leaves the house and, with Roderigo, goes to find Othello.
Harry dislikes the Potions teacher, Snape, who is unfair and kind of mean. Harry learns that there was an attempted robbery at Gringotts bank, but nothing was taken. He guesses that the robbers were after what Hagrid picked up. Hagrid lets it slip that it has something to do with someone called Nicolas