Detachment (2012) : A Review!

‎”And never have I felt so deeply at one and the same time so detached from myself and so present in the world” – Albert Camus

Detachment is an awesome movie directed by Tony Kaye and another finest role by Adrien Brody.  The film is based on modern ironic society where young students are the victims of dystopian world to fulfill the goals that is not easy. Achieving everything is nothing, the truth!

It’s easy to get spoiled and earn money in a wrong way, but hard to face the truth. In this film there is a lesson that we must try to learn. Bright young souls are getting dark without guidance, motivation, and care. Students are getting frustrated about the outburst society, parents blaming on teachers, teachers blaming on the students, politics is behind! Corruption, power, domination, enchanted like two-faced god! Love is getting very physical. Relationship has no emotion, no feelings. Daily life is getting filled-up with bad slang. Teachers are helpless to educate. Parents are neglecting their own children. This is the present social scenario of advanced educated countries and the future of developing countries.

We are ironically educated to hide the truth.  We have eyes to see the right, but we act the blind. Shame on whom? Shame is detaching us from us!  This is a film that tries to put some light and may be given an example of hope.

 

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With love and big big hugs

Vikram