The Che Guevara - Movie Review Example

Right from the onset of the movies, much is perceived of the ‘trickster’ nature of the actor. He only relates to what his eyes see as depicted by his reactions to their host, the wife of Aberto's friend at Necochea. The scene therefore becomes quite clear that this is a duo, embarking on an adventurous trip at the expense of their academics. The movie depicts the two (Ernesto and his friend) as trickery and rebellious through the way they defraud people for shelter, transport, and food. The unfolding of the film however depicts the two in fun and adventure unlike whatever the narration portrays of the duo; stowaways, bandits, and hooligans.

The events of the film reveal a gradual change in Guevara through the garment of civilization and the ties of cultural norms. The movie depicts the ‘needy’ aspect throughout their adventures and which ultimately served to transform their character. Their encounters and diary depict their perception of social injustices as well as inequality as people struggle in poverty while others enjoy affluence. It also depicts some change through the life of Guevara who stands to see through hope; future dreams in starting up a hospital to help the poverty-stricken community.

A revolutionary episode set in through the intention of the two to set up revolutionary movements to empower poor people against exploitation by those in power. The movie then sets a close at the airport where in acknowledgment of the change that had happened within them over the trip, the duo part ways (Carte 167-180). Read More