This
movie is very intense and it truly describes how Egypt was at that time. I
think that because it was filmed by protestors, we can really see how Egyptian
felt. But I still believe that this video is biased; but maybe less biased than
a movie made by the military would have been. It truly captures the corruption
that was happening, and is probably still happening in Egypt. The film was made
to instruct people in the world of the corruption and to ask for their help. They
also want everyone to know the violence they have to submit to by their own
government.
What is
also weird is that the population is really young because they have not lived
under the rule of Mubarak like the older people have. I think that this is
because they have heard stories about how life under Mubarak was horrible and
they want to change it. I believe that those young protestors are not only
fighting for their freedom but also to avenge the lives of their ancestors.
This
movie also talks about the unity of the population with no regards to
religions. At first, all of the people were united under Egypt and were not
divided by their different views and religions but that changed in around 6
months. That changed when the Muslim Brotherhood decided to betray the
Egyptians to side with the army. But while it divided some Egyptians, it also brought
some closer together because some Muslims did not agree with the Muslim
Brotherhood.
