There are a lot of films which tell us
about Civil Rights' History in United States but there's one film
that highlights because of creativity to express the facts. The most highlighted themes, which we
can analyze, are:
Love
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-Forrest , in love with Jenny, defends
her against different men with whom she went out, thinking
they were mistreating her, and he was
right.
-Jenny had run away several times from
Forrest, confused by her feelings. One day, Forrest dares to ask her
to marry, but she believes it would be very risky because they could
end their friendship of many years.
-That day, Jenny gets pregnant. The
baby was Forest's. She couldn't stand being without Forrest and therefore, we believe that she
carried away a bit of him with her.Years later, Forrest was telling
the story of his life to an interested elderly woman on a bench. He
was waiting for the bus because he received a letter from Jenny where
she said that he visited her. Forrest was told that they had had a
child and she had a serious illness that couldn't be cured. Days
later, Jenny died and Forrest devoted his life to his child's
education . In addition, he never abandoned Jenny, he would visit her
in the cemetery to narrate his exploits.
Loyalty and bravery
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In the Vietnam War , Forrest's Lt. was
injured on the battlefield. Its principles say that he would rather
die than live disabled. Despite its continuing insults to Forrest, he
did not leave him alone and carried him with the rest of their
companions who had been rescued. Although his legs were amputated,
and he hated Forrest because of what happened, Forrest helped him how
to live with it.
And finally, you will be able to
appreciate our choice of funny and sad scenes:
-Forrest on the March on Washington.
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-Bubba's death.
-Jenny's death.
Raúl Filigrana / Laura Franco
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