Dallas
Buyer´s club
What
I really like about this movie is the transformation of Mr. Woodrof´s way of
thinking about homosexual and transgender people, such a point to defend their
rights. Never give up is the reflection taken from this film; Mr. Woodrof never
gives up towards HIV, which is the virus that infects thousands of people every
year. This movie sows us that having sex without any protection put our lives
on risk of getting infected. Less education and unknowing what causes this
virus drives people to get that kind of disease, lots of people don’t know they
are infected, so they still spread the virus. Try to be test AZT, which seemed
to be the AIDS cure, drives Mr. Woodrof to desperation, there were lot of
difficulties. Therefore he got this medicine; he uses this medicine in himself
and his partner Rayon. Rayon helps Mr. Woodrof to make the AZT business by
distributing them; it is also an easy way of helping other infected people.
An
important characteristic is that the movie producers keep the way this
historical time looked like, time in which sexual transmission diseases weren’t
unknown by a huge part of world population, just a little part of people knew
what HIV and AIDS mean, tis time in which public health wasn’t totally
controlled by FDA (food and drug administration) and neither medicines that
hadn’t gone through medical pass.
Almost
every phrase Mr. Woodrof said in the movie content slangs, it´s not totally
bad, it´s an easy way to know how low classes speak.
I
do really recommend watching this movie that catches my attention while
watching it.
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