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The motifs of purification and pollution appeared in the film: the former being the references to filtered water, and the latter smoking. What do you think | The motifs of purification and pollution appeared in the film: the former being the references to filtered water, and the latter smoking. What do you think these two ideas symbolize? | ||
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Paradise Now Discussion
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Do you think that the film tried to emphasize the similarities or the differences between American society and the lifestyles of those in the Middle East?
Discussion 1
What is the importance of Suha's character to the film? How do you think she adds to the film's message or detracts from it?
Discussion 2
We discussed how some the translation obscured some of the slanginess the characters used. Keeping that, and that the main characters were members of a secular organization, in mind; what role did religion play in the film?
Discussion 3
The motifs of purification and pollution appeared in the film: the former being the references to filtered water, and the latter smoking. What do you think these two ideas symbolize?
Discussion 4
Do you think the film presents a pro-Israel agenda? If so, how?
Discussion 5
Was the conclusion of the film satisfying for you? How did the end of the film further its message?
Discussion 6
