Regarding the Green Book, it is said that the black postman Victor Hugo Green wrote such a booklet, with a green cover, pointing out which hotels and restaurants can allow blacks to check in and eat, so as to avoid a lot of trouble. The Green Book appeared twice in the film, and it did not seem to play a corresponding role as a guide. It seemed to be a leaflet that could be thrown away by the roadside. In the current social situation where black people are discriminated against, Tony, who is unexpectedly unemployed but has a family to support, finds other jobs and continues to bargain with Sherry with the feeling of losing face, even if their family, wealth and social status are extremely Disparity. The
film simply exposed a social problem at the time from the very beginning. Although racial discrimination is a common issue in American society, it also discriminates against blacks with certain social status. Tony’s starting point for taking this job was actually just about making money. He never expected that there would be so much discrimination against blacks like Shirley along the way. He could not share toilets with whites, and could not live in white hotels. He can't eat together in a restaurant where white people gather, or try on clothes in a white clothes shop. All kinds of things he didn't expect, and even many institutions do not accept black people.
has all kinds of restrictions, even without a good piano. Shirley knows that the black man has worked extremely hard to conquer the audience with his artistic charm. He even went to the White House to play twice. I quickly admired the black man. In the film, the black artist is so lonely that he is not only not accepted in the white circle, but also not compatible in his own black circle. Moreover, the double loneliness of his own taste can be grasped at once. The daily tightening nerves of adults all over the world. There are five scenes in the film that particularly touched the author's nerves, and I will share with you.
Shirley went swimming in public places at night, but was sexually assaulted by white people. This touched the despicable nature of human nature. If she was a young white woman, would she suffer this miserable encounter? White society does not treat black people as human beings. Shirley rescued the president’s brother in prison. After he was released, he released Tony’s distress in the rain. Shirley, who had experienced a lot of discrimination at this moment, would violently confront each other, but he still used gentle and gentle methods. Tony expressed his dissatisfaction. He maintained the qualities that a true artist should have.
Shirley saw Tony meet acquaintances from his hometown in other provinces. The acquaintances mocked Tony for playing for blacks. Shirley thought Tony would leave him, so he offered to give him a promotion and salary increase. Unexpectedly, Tony refused. , Insist on performing the functions to the end in accordance with the previous agreement. Tony and Shirley are shopping, Shirley looks at a suit, Tony encourages Shirley to try on the clothes, Shirley was rejected by the shop owner and left with dignity, and Tony, who warmly introduced Tony, looked at the shop owner while watching the departure Shirley was embarrassed and helpless. Tony first saw what Sydney said. "I grew up in a small society, surrounded by my relatives and acquaintances. I haven't read any books or seen anything in the world. It's not like you have received so much education, that's why I think I am like this."
Actually Tony met When dealing with difficult issues, he always handles slyly, and finally uses violence to control violence, and Shirley is always gentle, the most an artist, no matter how much indecent and embarrassment he encounters, he always remains modest and polite. This obviously implies funnyness. In American society, whites are superior and educated, while blacks mean rude and barbaric. The two protagonists drove all the way south to tour, facing all kinds of discrimination along the way, Tony also constantly felt trampled and offended by himself. The film’s interpretation of the concept of racial discrimination has reached an extreme. After watching the movie, I reminisce about all the pictures. Only the picture of eating fried chicken together makes people truly relax. Tony and Shirley can only abandon it at that moment. Respective identities, status, as human beings, be themselves freely. In addition to overcoming all kinds of discrimination between the two protagonists and creating a strong friendship between the two protagonists,
also reminds us secretly that no matter what circumstances we are in, we still have to keep ourselves and stick to the notion of being ourselves. The themes of self-denial, environmental protection, honesty, and observance of basic social laws have not changed. It is based on the pursuit of a beautiful order by human nature.
