Fatalism in Malena and Requiem for a Dream

Marina's death and dream requiem, Giuseppe Tonna Torre director Marina, Darren Aronnowski director Requiem, wonderful images full of deadly themes. The movie "Marina" is full of deadly themes, enriching the movie appreciation experience, but Requiem does not. In Requiem, the hero creates their own situation, not the character 's reaction to the situation in their environment.

Both Malena and Requiem for a Dream were released in 2000, but they are completely different movies. There are many reasons for choosing a movie, not a movie, such as a story, the impact on viewers, actors / actors, viewers' preferences for a particular movie. Another aspect of the decision is the number of subjects in the movie and its importance. The more movie themes, the more people can sit down and watch movies. Marina is courage, desire, and a romantic movie that cherishes.

This is a perfect introduction to dismantle "Dream Requiem" as the title of our trip. I chose the word "Requiem" as an attractive but disturbing movie "Requiem" (I always thought this was a cool title), according to the definition of Requiem, I want to set aside. The dream is different. I remember the first time I read the poem "Harlem" by Langston Hughes. I was shocked at his initial question "What will happen if I delay my dream?" This is a very good question. When trying to answer this question, we should analyze the current state of rust communities in the urban and rural areas. I think that these communities represent the overall effect of various dreams. Together, let's raise our dreams. In my life, I have witnessed the power of my dreams, but I do not have restrictions, boundaries, bondages and so on. We believe that we will create a way for equality and a better future for all of us if we think to dream!

I recently saw the movie 'Requiem as a dream', but I can not stop thinking. I began seeing this movie, and I realized I do not know the meaning of "requiem". I searched on Google, this is the meaning of the requiem "the mass of the soul of the dead", meaningless at that time, but at the end of the movie it makes sense. The movie will be like you. The character of my favorite story is Sarah Goldfarb (Harry's mother). She may be a lonely widow, probably in the late 1950s or early 1960s. Her son abandoned her under the temptation of drugs and she was not very popular among women of her age in society. But there is one thing she absolutely loves. It is watching television (in particular, a particular reality program where the winner is chosen from the general). Her dream is to appear at least once in her life.