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Tambien La Lluvia (Even the Rain)Icar Bollain

2011

Theme Statement

In the film “Even the Rain” the director argues that oppression and injustice against indigenous people happened during European imperialism and continues to this day. Also, the director argues that ethical decisions can lead to change and connection.

Character: Daniel

Committed and perseverant:protests water privatization

Proud and Dignified: stands up for himself and his wife

Character: Costa

INDEPENDENT SECTION—PRESENTER 1The Interdisciplinary Character of the Film:

Historical & Geographical Aspects in the social setting

• Andes Mountains

• Quechua (Inca)

• Poverty

• Water security

Scene Analysis: first key image

Point: the director Sebastien demonstrates isolation, passion and disappointment, but also self-centeredness.Explanation & signficance:

Scene Analysis: second key image

sketch

Point: Actor playing Columbus shows caring, compassion, and social justice.Explanation & Significance:

Scene Analysis: second key image

Point: Costa the producer looks at the bottle of water, revealing themes of realization, acceptance, change and social justice.Explanation & Significance:

INDEPENDENT SECTION—PRESENTER 2The Interdicsiplinary Character of the Film:

Historical & Geographical Aspects in the social setting

• Film crew • Quechua vs. Taino• Columbus• Priests

INDEPENDENT SECTION—PRESENTER 2The Interdisciplinary Character of the Film:

Historical & Geographical Aspects in the social setting

• water privatization

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• Protestors

• Corporation left