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The Television film is based on Andrew Ross Sorkin’s book Too Big to Fail: The inside Story of How Wall Street and Washington Fought to Save the Financial System – and Themselves. Directed by Curtis Hanson, the film’s first show was on HBO on May 23, 2011. Too big to fail movie is about the chronicle of the 2008 financial meltdown and the reaction taken by the then U.S Treasury Secretary Mr. Henry Paulson. The director makes the film phenomenal by the fact that the director changed the whole event that is mostly perceived as a situation too Continue reading...

In 2005 Steve Jobs shared the most valuable lessons from his life story with the students of Stanford. He delivered a commencement speech. He told the highlights of his life through three stories. The moral of each story was to pursue your dreams and to always fight for what you love. Steve Jobs was a very optimistic and strong person. He was a genius and an inventor. Jobs was also a creative person who believed in himself. He thought that he had his unique life path and followed it. Later on, he collected the dots and saw that everything Continue reading...

Tapped: An Analytical Report

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The major companies producing bottled water are controlling the supply of water, and they are valuing their corporate objectives over the social ones. They did not stop extracting the water during drought of Carolina and Georgia when the public was suffering from historical shortage of the natural liquid. The abovementioned incident depicts how deeply emplaced the authority of Pepsi, Coke and Nestle is in the world of water economy. These producers of bottled water are aggravating water shortage all over the globe, and at the same time, increasing the prices as well.
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Argo (2012)
The movie is based on a true story and was adapted from the book entitled “The Master of Disguise” that was written by Tony Mendez, who was an operative of the American Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).

In 1979, there were Iranian activists who fled the U.S. embassy in Tehran to protest the decision of then President Jimmy Carter to give the Shah asylum America when the Iranian Revolution was currently in place. The 50 members of the embassy staff became hostages and six of them escaped and hid in the house of then Canadian ambassador, Continue reading...

Pathology of Privilege – Why is Tim Wise who is a “proclaimed expert” on racism giving this talk, while a person of color is not doing so?
Tim Wise is the “proclaimed expert” on racism because as he acknowledges that as a white man he is privileged, he also states that it places a responsibility on him to share this knowledge and message. During his lecture he says that if a person of color said the same thing he does, the message would not be received as opening because of the pre-conceived attitude on the subject.2. The Erasure of Race Continue reading...

1. Paul, manager of the hotel “Des Milles Collines” had a lot of tourists and later representatives of the Tutsi who were trying to protect themselves from the Hutu. Paul was generally oriented at protecting his family but his wife asked him to safe lives to their friends and relatives as well. This was the main that influenced the Paul’s decision at the beginning of the film.
2. Tutsi and Hutu are two ethnic groups gathered in one country, Hutu wanted to gain domination over the Tutsi people and kill them all. Ethnocentrism, judging another culture by the Continue reading...

The second directorial work of Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg managed to gain fame as the most controversial film of the year in a short period of time. The film about a flamboyant trashy TV show host, his "aspire to be a serious journalist" producer and their attempt to assassinate the world's most hated dictator, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, had been talked about long before it was shown on a silver screen. Claimed to be an American propaganda, the idea of the film was strongly criticized by North Korean government, that subsequently threatened the U.S. to "take measures" Continue reading...

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The movie Food Inc. depicts the impact of the massive food production on consumers and reveals the truth about the process of industrialized food production. The final product is cheap and tasty. However, the majority of products have genetically modified ingredients that lead to unhealthy food. For example, corn and sugar are the main ingredients of almost every product. The reason for this is that they are cheap. Consumers are unaware of this fact, and the food industry skillfully hides it from the eyes of the public. The consequences of this mass food production are massive and impact on Continue reading...

TED Talk: Brené Brown: The Power of Vulnerability
What does vulnerability mean? The social worker has found an answer: shame and fear. This and many other issues were discussed during her performance. I personally enjoyed it to the full. She speaks about the so-called feeling of connection, a burning problem of nowadays. To my mind people feel more and more disconnected. They think that they are not good enough for this society, not thin enough or smth else. There is always something else. People are losing their sense of worthiness and loving belonging. Our ability to love, belong and Continue reading...

Fast Five or Fast and Furious: Rio Heist is the fifth movie in the fast and furious franchise and as far as sequels go, it could so far be called the best of the lot. This is partly due to the introduction of Dwayne Johnson as the FBI agent who is after the protagonists in the movie. Given that the Fast and Furious franchise is known for its high octane car races and heavy duty action sequences, and not much for the acting prowess of its stars, it is a surprise to see Dwayne Johnson steal the show in Continue reading...