"1. Post a 150 words essay of their reflection about the film. Post one open-ended questionrelated to the film. ( all in one file)1- Film: Banglatown Banquet (2006) http://www.benazirbhutto.com/about-benazir.html 2- Honor Diaries (2014) 3 Film: Bhutto (2010) REFLECTION ON THE FILM BHUTTOIn the film: Bhutto, girl child education has been fostered where main character BenazirBhutto gets an opportunity to attend school. Contrary to the norms surrounding her background,the film reveals that to some extent the culture is set aside and some light is embraced. Althoughher education is viewed to be societal eye opener, it is true to note that her position in the societyas the prime minister’s daughter earned her such a chance. Therefore, class difference rocks thissociety since not all are awarded equal chances. The film helps us understand the role of theelites as being societal saviors. Despite being on the receiving end with regular mistreatmentsfrom harsh governments and even her people, Benazir soldiers on to salvage her country fromcorruption. What gains do we receive in generating hatred within ourselves? This remains thecore inquiry for Bhutto is seen to succumb to the hands of her own people.REFLECTION ON THE MOVIE HONOR DIARIESGender inequality stands out as the greatest vice that needs an emergency addressespecially within the Muslim world. The film gives women a platform to air this grievance andproject it to the public so that we can understandtheir plight and lessen the grip on such evilcommitments. From this movie, we are able to detect the projection of an inferior voice comingfrom the oppressed asking for its human rights. Represented by a few Muslim women who turnup to be activists, Muslim women champion for girl child education as statistics show they havebeen deprived of such a right. It is quite interesting to note that, no culture advocates for malechauvinism but instead it is brought into existence by male gender.Message has been deliveredand it is time to solicit solutions to the question; “when is the appropriate time the whole worldwill stand and execute this cry?”REFLECTION ON THE MOVIE Film: BANGLATOWN BANQUET (2006)The film centers on the life of this lady known as Sofia. She is left alone with the familyin London by the husband who travels to Bangladesh only to appear back newly married.Contrary to the suggestions brought forwarded to her by their children proposing that shedivorces their dad, she realizes the might of culture and holds on despite the shock she receivesfrom her husband getting back from Bangladesh. Power in friendship is highly exhibited forSofia manages to hold on to the mounting pressure through drawing morale from her friends.The limiting factor is vividly known to all of them and for that case, no one dares influence herto quit the marriage. Notably, culture provides life guidelines to this society though it is bent infavor of men. Therefore one is left wondering, until when the world will realize the importanceof freedom to all. "