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Band 7+: Describe a movie that you strongly felt about What it is about When you watched it Where you watched it And explain why you felt strongly about it
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I'm going to talk about a movie that I felt strongly about. It's called 'Maggie' and premiered this week in Argentina. It's a police case based on the true story of a young woman who shot her boyfriend twice in December 2017 and was sentenced to life in prison for the crime. She is the youngest woman to be sentenced for this type of crime in our country. I watched this movie last night when I went to visit my mom, and it captivated me from the beginning. Even though it's a pretty recent story, because it was a case that gained a lot of public attention and there's been so much said about it, watching the film offered a different perspective. I think the movie is told from her point of view, and it sheds light on a lot of information from her profile. But what made me feel strongly about it was realizing how assumptions and biases can lead to such tragic consequences for young lives in just a moment, and how that can affect the lives of all their relatives and friends. I mean, it's the damage that will remain for life. Although the movie is disturbing and sad, it invited me to reflect on the fact that violence is not only suffered by women, but also by men, even though in most cases they don't speak up out of fear of being ridiculed. Because socially, it has been imposed that men shouldn't suffer or show their feelings. So I think it's important to focus on that so it begins to change. And that brings me to the end of my talk.
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