Claudio's vision seems to describe more the plight of the families than of the passengers.
Rhode Island's housing woes receive little notice compared with the more serious plight of states like Florida and Nevada.
Yet it dramatises the more mundane plight of millions of Saudi women who are unable by law to study, work, travel, marry, testify in court, legalise a contract or undergo medical treatment without the assent of a close male relative, be he a father, husband or, less commonly, a grandfather, brother or son.That Saudi women are banned from driving is well-known.
There are, for instance, half-a-million young people dealing with some kind of mental illness at any one time, which means that the handful of teenagers we watched in Don't Call Me Crazy speak on behalf of a much more substantial plight.
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"I found their plight more shocking.
No cause moves us more than the plight of children enduring terrible pain.
This is played with perfect innocence; having the characters running around in their underwear just makes their plight more comic.
What links the casual glances of the street scenes to the more surreal, infernal plight of the victims is Johansson's gaze.
For all his efforts to set the scene in a Jewish-historical perspective, he felt that the president focused more on the plight of the Palestinians.
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