'Mulan' and 'Whale Rider': Director Niki Caro's take on Gender Inequality
Indie director, Niki Caro (known for 'Whale Rider') directs the live-action 'Mulan' and sets another example of strong females fighting against gender inequality.
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Tells about a boy who is 16 years old, named Firash. Growing up as an only child in a family that was always busy with career, made Firash more comfortable being alone. Because of that his family decided to send him to a camp. There Firash collided with Idlan and his friends Khai and Sahar, as well as part of the Dormitory Supreme Council (AMTA) for the camp. As a result of their dissatisfaction with Firash who seemed limp, his body became a place for them to release violence. But the presence of a companion boy changed everything for Firash but it also threatened the well-being that had not been disturbed for a long time. So, is the agreement between Firash and his companion a mere illusion or is there a debt that will be claimed between him and Tuan Daud?
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Tells about a boy who is 16 years old, named Firash. Growing up as an only child in a family that was always busy with career, made Firash more comfortable being alone. Because of that his family decided to send him to a camp. There Firash collided with Idlan and his friends Khai and Sahar, as well as part of the Dormitory Supreme Council (AMTA) for the camp. As a result of their dissatisfaction with Firash who seemed limp, his body became a place for them to release violence. But the presence of a companion boy changed everything for Firash but it also threatened the well-being that had not been disturbed for a long time. So, is the agreement between Firash and his companion a mere illusion or is there a debt that will be claimed between him and Tuan Daud?
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