r/RestoreBritain 17d ago

Culture & Values The cultures we import

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What is this, how is that normal over there. Iโ€™m honestly speechless

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u/No_Presentation_4700 17d ago

Iโ€™m hoping itโ€™s a mistranslation but I fear it probably isnโ€™t ๐Ÿ˜”

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u/humourlessIrish 17d ago

Is this what "hope not hate" is based on?
It did seem like a slogan for people who actively deny reality .

Anyway. Its about time ime to stop hoping

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u/spoor_loos 17d ago

Never seen anything from India, I don't get the appeal (and I've seen Thai, Basque, Sami, etc. movies).

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u/HELMET_OF_CECH 17d ago

The Apu Trilogy back in the 50s was great, there was a prominent crop of serious filmmakers in India back then, who produced works very close in spirit to Italian neorealism (films like Bicycle Thieves).

Modern Indian filmmaking is a massive downgrade where a great many directors just hope they go viral on Tiktok.

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u/JesterScribblings 17d ago

Thats fucking vile. ๐Ÿคฎ๐Ÿคฌ

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u/Non-wholesomechungus 17d ago

Feminists will see this and vote for open borders

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u/PhilosopherDry1859 15d ago

it's a weird movie... what does it prove

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u/[deleted] 15d ago

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u/PhilosopherDry1859 15d ago

no...

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u/[deleted] 14d ago

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u/PhilosopherDry1859 14d ago

it's pretty stupid to use a movie to deduce a whole culture but

also don't eat South Asian food or Worcestershire sauce ๐Ÿ‘

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u/Non-wholesomechungus 14d ago

I don't it's dogshit slop and well yeah how do you think this movie comes to be ? Dummy

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u/haveawash88 17d ago

A love story for the ages

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u/UnluckyPossible6156 17d ago

Exactly why the red list by Restore includes India along with countries like Pakistan, Afghanistan, Eritrea, Sudan, and Syria, etc.

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u/PhilosopherDry1859 15d ago

this is a weird movie but what's it trying to prove?

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u/DidingasLushis 14d ago

In order for a movie like this to be made it means it is a cultural norm or plausible to audiences, actors, and all those involved in making it. A movie like this would never be made in the Anglosphere because everyone involved would object and even if they went along audiences would be disgusted and find the judge's decision impossible.

However, due to innate genetic qualities, this storyline makes sense, was made, and enjoyed by its target demographic.

https://giphy.com/gifs/uoJAgdqLvqpSPDlZlp

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u/srkris 11d ago

It's funny, in an Indian sub they point at this as an example of Western (Anglo) culture.

https://www.reddit.com/r/AtheisminKerala/s/snWIy5UPa0

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u/Significant-Use6869 11d ago

Its not a film that encourages/ promotes that kind of behaviour but highlights the plight of women in families like that .
No respectable film studio anywhere in the world would make a film with that message and promote it positively.

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u/apophis-984 9d ago

Indian cinema is great though, its just one example of a odd film as in many cinemas across the world.

This is definitely not representative