Poverty In Black And White
Poor Black characters are usually surrounded by crime and violence, while poor White characters are portrayed as noble and hard-working.
Festigal: Pelenovela
Tzika, a father to a newborn baby called Barak, is invested in the new telenovela, "Osher". The show depicts a mother and a child named "Osher", who is the same age as Barak, navigating the departure of her father and her poor life. Years later, when Osher grows up, she sets out to find her father, which leads to an encounter between her and Barak, blurring the lines between TV and real life.
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Tzika, a father to a newborn baby called Barak, is invested in the new telenovela, "Osher". The show depicts a mother and a child named "Osher", who is the same age as Barak, navigating the departure of her father and her poor life. Years later, when Osher grows up, she sets out to find her father, which leads to an encounter between her and Barak, blurring the lines between TV and real life.
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Written By:Shlomo Moshiah
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