Hunger is Not a Game

Hunger is a problem becoming more common in cities throughout the United States. According to a survey released last year by the Task Force on Hunger and Homeless of the United States of America, 21 out of the 25 major cities surveyed reported submission of emergency food aid applications. Of those looking for emergency food, 51% are in the family and 37% are employed. (US Mayor Working Group Conference) These findings alone show that the visibility of hunger is constantly changing, and that many former middle class families rely on food aid.

If you are not familiar with the hunger game trilogy to explain the background, in order to give you a background, the starving game was controlled by the capital in 12 areas dominated by the capital, after the apocalypse called Panem It is in the country. Each region is responsible for trade, and Katniss Everdeen is from the 12th district, where coal is mined and considered the poorest region. They are said to protest against the Parliament House and to be absent in order to remind them of their whereabouts and how they bombed the thirteenth district. Then they are driven to a fighting place, usually some kind of creatures, killing each other one by one, or being killed by various dangerous hands placed in the parliament building.

The starvation game is a post apocalyptic movie whose people have been separated and forced to participate in the game "starving game". Each district chooses two representatives from each district and attacks and kills the representatives of other regions until one leaves. The movie uses spiritual blindness to solve the psychosocial problem of this era and to issue a statement. The concept of mental blindness is at the heart of the oppressor's strategy to impair judgment and control people. The number of oppressors exceeds the number they control, but maintains their control by changing fear, social separation, and the way of appearance in starving games through different camera angles and colors.