Pathos In The Film 'RIP ! A Sums Manifesto'

In the film RIP! A Remix Manifesto by Brett Gaylor is about how copy right laws are affecting people. Gaylor think music should be free and should let everyone have the right to be creative with it. In the film Gaylor employs pathos in order to get to the audience and demonstrate how companies only protect their interest and prevent Americans to be creative with other people’s work. I think pathos is an effective for getting the audience attention since he provides stories such as when Brazil illegally made HIV medicine, when they sued Jaime, and the fun everyone was having while partying. On the movie Rip a Remix Manifesto uses pathos a way to connect with the audience. Brett Gaylor the maker of the movie talks about how Brazil is illegally making HIV medicine. Gaylor wants to make a point on how copyright laws should change. The film talks about how the medicine is being made in Brazil to give it to those in need at no cost. Brazil is doing something illegal by producing that medicine that United States owns the rights. Gaylor uses That as an examples to demonstrate the audience that using others creations are not bad and should not be illegal. Since Brazil a poor country is making something right while United States a rich country makes billions of dollars on that medicine. That brings some emotions to the audience and makes them feel bad on how
Gaylor makes the audience feel sad for the people in brazil but also bad and angry on how people are being sued and happy and excitement by watching how people are having fun to his creativity. Other big companies have used other people creations and made it their own. Yet they try to prevent other people the use of theirs by setting copyright laws and there should be a stopped to that. There should be a stop and no longer accept huge corporations damaging kids records and naming them criminals just to become