The Amreeka Interviews – Part 3 | National Geographic

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where have you been oh my god Jesus what
are you doing what have you been up date
we are so worried we just went to a
movie William at the Santa mobile who
went with you no one it was just us two
with Jim’s he wasn’t there you are
grounded one month 50 what this is
ridiculous auntie june is a friend of
mine medaka Ginty British Minetti
sorrowful definitely meet cam drinking
with drugs so god knows what is that all
you think that people do here yes well
here’s a shocker mom we live in America
for American it’s not have indeed as
long as you live in this house you live
in Palestine you’re delusional
delusional shibari flee the mixture
between religion and identity religion
and nationality how like in people’s
mind sometimes that they get that gets
so mixed up that for them if you’re an
Arab you’re a Muslim if you’re an Arab
you’re just like one sided they just
like can’t see the aspect of of your
humanity I think it’s a movie about like
human beings in a journey I mean I like
I like really these kind of scripts
because they have like they have a
retouch to the human side of people
living their life but at the same time
in a coma in a context right and though
the context of the movie is the
immigration unlike how people deal with
it but it’s still really about their
human journey in within like a period of
time of their life I think there’s a lot
of sharing in this movie and it’s I
don’t think it’s about messages I it’s
more about like really assuring of a
human journey of characters that are
really very well written and there they
are thrown out there in the air in a
movie to make you just like think
whatever you think when you walk out
that movie