Hi people, today I go to talk about a special movie for me, Bread and Roses of Ken Loach. Is the first film that I can understand almost completly. "A little tread of Calama but a big tread for the humanity". Also, I like the film, I think that represent many concept's or topics about social movements.
My favorite character of the movie is Sam Shapiro, the lawyer that try to help and impulse the janitors moviment in USA (the movie shows the situation of the "clean workers" of the Angeles city) He is a character with noble intention and a fighter for the justice.
My favorite scene is when Maya speak to Rosa, tryed to find a good answer why she did it, because she said important informacion to the cleaner company, that hurt members of the social moviment. Is a part of the film so emotional, intense and express one of many historys of the inmigrants in USA.I like the argument of the film why shows a janitors moviment and tryed to approach the reality of the inmigrants in USA, but I don't like the last part of the film, the narrative not replenishment good in the end, why the events, I think, is passed so very quickly
Anyway, I recomend the film to see in this cold days, with a good irish coffee (with a lot of whisky no?)
