Divines Movie Analysis

I have decided to write about the foreign film called "Divines". It is about a girl named Madunia and her best friend named Maui. They are brought up in the violent and poor area in Thailand and turn to selling narcotics for a drug dealer to make money. All through out the movie it shows the experiences that they both went through from their point of view. In the end of the movie, Madunia 's best friend Maui dies in an explosion caused by a fire and this is my reaction.

Now living in the United States, there are unmaintained and terrible living conditions all across the country. While seeing how the projects was portrayed in Thailand, it truly made me think about how blessed I am to live in a safe neighborhood. In the movie they showed that

The drug dealer was ruthless when it came to punishment, such as screaming at them or slapping them across the face. I was shocked, but yet, understanding because these girls did what they had to do for money and nothing seem like that anything was going to stop them.

To get a better understanding of what they were thinking, I put myself in a visual situation. I imagined myself doing everything they had to do which included robbery, selling and participating with drugs, and having no emotions for anyone around me. Now I could not even get past five minutes of thinking, let alone living that way. While watching this movie, I thought this is a terrible situation to be in and no one should have to live in these conditions and do this type of work just to survive.

I also thought that I will do everything in my power to have opportunities and chances to make something out of my life so I will never have to be in this type of situation. These two girls had no other option, and they weren 't given nearly any opportunities as such might be giving here in the U.S. They didn 't back down from any challenges and I respected that a great

Some of these emotions were, anger, concern, distressed, and happiness. Yes, even though this movie had a powerful emotional presence to it, there were a select few of positive scenes in this movie. Such as, Madunia and her friend Maui dancing to music even though their was pollution and destruction that surrounded them. Another situation is when they earned money from selling the drugs they would go on shopping sprees and buy gifts for everyone. This made me feel happy and also made me feel relieved that even through all the horror they still have a positive attitude about life.

In the second the last scene of the movie Madunia had stolen money from the drug dealer and appeared to be leaving Thailand. Just before she was about to leave, she called her friend Maui and told her she loved her and said she would be back. The drug dealer called Madunia and told her that Maui was captured and would be killed if she did not return with her money.

This was a scene so intense that it was as you were in the movie your self. As if you were Medunias when she saw her friend was captured and realizing she had little to no time. This truly was a amazing scene that would make any individual sweat