這次場地在社會教育館,坐捷運一路坐到終點站小港。中間在紅線某一站
的時候,有位拖著小行李箱的女生坐我旁邊,我在想該不會是要去會場的
Coser吧?但想說不定是要去機場(倒數第二站)的.後來我稍微偷偷瞄了
一下,確定她是要去會場的,因為妝跟睫毛都set好了.
今天本子買的沒有想像的多,不意外的新番本都是巨人和Free
還有我終於鼓起勇氣問"不好意思可以拍一張嗎?"了,對象是Free小江的coser
原本在下午兩點多要離開,沒想到竟然遇到社團同學小蒼等人。就一起去
夢時代吃晚飯跟打音Game,第一次玩maimai對戰模式,超開心~
2013/9/16
Movie reflection:Almanya–Welcome to Germany
Almanya – Welcome to
Germany is a 2011 German comedy movie, the main plot is that the Turks Hüseyin
emigrates to Germany alone and hard works, just for sending more money to his
wife and children. For children’s education, Hüseyin takes his wife, Fatma, and three children, Veli, Muhamed,
and Leyla to Germany. Forty-five years later, the old Hüseyin suddenly tell
his family that they are going back to Turkey for a short trip because he bought
a house in Turkey. No one knows that this trip will be unforgettable for this
family.
As the posterity of
immigrant family, Hüseyin’s grandchildren meet many perplexities of
racial identity in the life. When teacher ask students to post the flag on the
map where their parents come from, Cenk, Hüseyin’s grandson, has to put the flag on
the whiteboard, outside of the map because that map is Europe map. In addition,
Cenk is forced to choose between Germany and Turkey team in the soccer game. And
when he asks “Are we German or Turks?” confusedly
to his family in lunch time, he gets two answer from them. To resolve his
doubts, Canan, Hüseyin’s granddaughter,
starts telling Hüseyin’s
family story.
We always have the
wrong impression or stereotype to an unknown country; in this film has no
exception. For example, Muhamed, Hüseyin’s second son, before he comes to
Germany, the impression of Germany in his young brain is that there is
numberless Coca-cola everywhere and German religion is so weird, they worship
the naked man hanging on the cross and they eat his meat, drink his blood (Eucharist)
in the church every Sunday. Even Fatma’s
sister also mistaken that Germany only has potato and nothing food else. After
they arrived Germany, they have a big culture shock because everything is
different with their hometown, every experience are so fresh and amazing. The
German men don’t keep beards on their face, the German let the pet sleep with
them (“Omnipotent Allah, please bless us” Fatma prays), the most interesting
part for me is that Fatma points at the commode and asks why German put a chair
in the toilet (“They put their butts on that circle?” Fatma says). The other interesting
part in the movie is that Hüseyin’s family actually meets the culture
shock twice, the first time is when they came to German, and the second time is
when they take a trip to Turkey, they have the “culture shock” to their
hometown because they have leaved there thirty years, now Germany is more like
hometown than their real hometown. For example, Ali, Hüseyin’s youngest son,
burn in German and never set foot on the land of Turkey before this trip; he
totally can’t adapt the food in Turkey. Hüseyin’s family didn’t be used to the
toilet before, but they don’t be used to the toilet in Turkey after be used to
the German modern toilet.
So what’s different
between these two culture shocks? According to the textbook, there are some
conditions will affect how people adjust to a new culture. Motivation, length
of stay, and age, at the first culture shock, the motivation of Hüseyin’s
family is working and education, they plan to stay in Germany forever and the
ages of his children are very young. But in the second time, motivation of them
is taking a trip, length of stay is just few days and the ages of children are all
very mature.
In the movie, we can also see the ways to
adjust to culture shock; one of them is open your heart. When Fatma complains
that she can’t speak German, Hüseyin responds “Just
learn it, I can’t speak German at first”.
The
big turning plot in the movie is the death of old Hüseyin, after that, the atmosphere
of movie starts from happy into serious. The contradictions and conflicts of
personal and family begin to emerge. But there also is some warm affection,
after Muhamed has a big quarrel with
Veli, he still let Veli whose key is lost sleep with him on one bed, just the
same as when they were young. The other contradiction plot is they find out
that they can’t bury Hüseyin’s remain in the cemetery for Turks because
he has the German passport, so they hold the funeral in Hüseyin’s hometown.
At
the last, they arrival the house Hüseyin buys, but that “house” only have one door and one wall. They don’t
understand what happen, but they all laugh. Maybe this is what old Hüseyin
really buys, the family emotion. Muhamed
decides to stay in Turkey and build that house. Muhamed this character is very
interesting, he thought Germany is the best when he was young. But after he grows
up and unemployment, he decides to stay in his hometown. His “German Dream”
might be shattered, but he finds out his target in Turkey.
At the end of the movie, Cenk
bring the Turkey map and post it next to the Europe map. He finally can post
the flag on the map.
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