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    The Evaluation of Tsotsi

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    and you need to line up to store water for daily use. Many people are doing illegal things to stay alive. Also‚ the community forces you to do some bad things. Would you act immorally? The movie Tsotsi‚ directed by Gavin Hood‚ shows the life of lower class people. One of the main characters‚ named Tsotsi or David‚ born in Africa. He is in one of the gangs there. He leaves from his parents when he is young because he has a bad father who always hits him and blames him‚ and his mother is suffering

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    Tsotsi Film Study Notes

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    who now goes by the name Tsotsi (Presley Chweneyagae)‚ is the leader of a gang which includes his friends Butcher (Zenzo Ngqobe)‚ Aap (Kenneth Nkosi) and Boston (Mothusi Magano). After getting involved in a murder committed by Butcher during a mugging‚ Tsotsi and Boston get into a fight which leaves Boston badly injured. Tsotsi later shoots Pumla (Nambitha Mpumlwana)‚ a young woman‚ while stealing her car‚ only to discover a three-month-old baby in the back seat. Tsotsi hastily strips the car of

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    In the film Tsotsi‚ there were three levels of social problems shown‚ micro‚ mid‚ and macro levels. The micro level is shown in many ways in the movie. One way micro level is shown is theft. The theft seen is shown in the movie when the boys patrol the station looking to steal for money or food. Another example of micro is being an orphan as shown in the movie with Tsotsi. Without a mother or a father in Tsotsi’s whole life he has no sense of right and wrong and just follows what he believes. Homelessness

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    TSOTSI

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    TSOTSI TSOTSI is a exceptional film by director Gavin Hood‚ the film tells the story of a South African criminal whose life changes after a robbery. A young man that goes by the name “Tsotsi” is a street thug‚ who he and his small crew commit petty crimes. One night during a robbery‚ Tsotsi shoots a woman while taking her vehicle‚ little to his knowledge there is a baby in the back seat. Tsotsi faces a dilemma and he decides take the baby with back to his home. Through out the film you see that the

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    Tsotsi

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    Level 2 English: Visual Text essay for Tsotsi Describe important visual or aural symbol(s) in a visual text you have studied and analyse how the symbol(s) helped develop ideas in the text. In the film Tsotsi directed by Gavin Hood there were many important symbols. The film is about a young man‚ Tsotsi (a nickname which means thug) who lives a life of crime in Johannesburg‚ South Africa. The film is set in post-apartheid South Africa and shows a few days which change the life of the main

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    Death of a Tsotsi

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    Death of a Tsotsi Understanding the story (P.125): 3. The hints that the story gives us about the living conditions of black people in the city that Spike went back to after his dismissal from the reformatory were mostly revolving around racism. The story takes place in a village where people of white race and people of black race disagree with the one and the other for no reason. They are disgusted by each other and have no mutual respect. If a black man was seen with a white man‚ he was directly

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    The Movie 'Tsotsi'

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    sOCIAL pROBLEMS sOCIAL pROBLEMS COURSE: Social Problems INSTRUCTOR: Ms. A. Moore DATE: 12/03/2012 The dramatic film ‘Tsotsi’ instills a sense of hope that even the worst can change. Tsotsi is an awe-inspiring film about a teenager who struggles for survival. At a very early age he experienced the loss of his mother‚ an abusive father which eventually led him to take it to the streets. His upbringing on the streets transformed him into a heartless boy with no remorse

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    Tsotsi Essay Par. 1 a. Change the questions to a thesis statement – e.g. The perception of everyone in this world is greatly affected by their environment. b. Explain the meaning of this statement in your own words. In particular‚ what is meant by the terms “perception and “environment.” c. Apply this ideas to the movie “Tsotsi Par. 2 Go on and describe how Tsotsiʼs perception of the world was affected by his environment. Par. 3 Conclusion Some observations from the movie. - Steals the

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    Tsotsi Response The novel Tsotsi has many different stories in it of life and death‚ loss and suffering‚ and the path you must walk down in order to find you’re self. After reading this book I feel that the main idea is about identity and the hardships you have to go through to find you’re identity. For Tsotsi there is a lot of violence and trauma that he deals with as a young boy but in the end it all shapes him into the man he will grow up to be. Fugard puts his characters through many different

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    The Effect of one’s Past on their Future The film Tsotsi‚ directed by Gavin Hood‚ portrays how an individual’s childhood and experiences effect the individual’s psychological development in his struggle for redemption. The narrative centers on Tsotsi‚ whose name when translated‚ literally means “thug”- a nickname he has accumulated through his atrocity as gang leader. The opening scene of the film establishes a strong sense of direction for the story - a glimpse of a person rolling dice

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