Fig 1 Borat (2006)
The film is quite a weird mockumentary film is starts
off with Borat being the leading television personality of the glorious. from a
socially backward and underdeveloped nation of Kazakhstan. The film sees him
travel to America to film a documentary on why America is great. he has a few
hiccups when he is there and gets into a bit of trouble. He offends everyone he
meets. Borat encounters many different people and situations -- some of them
staged and some improvised, "Candid Camera"-style, with unaware
participants, as on Cohen's HBO TV series, "Da Ali G Show." (Emerson,
2006).
The film is very hard to watch if you don't have a sense of humour
relating to realign and race. He pokes fun at many things and at sometimes
makes the situation a bit awkward. it’s funny as well as some of the people
are not acting and it makes the film feel like a prank show some of unmistakable
look of real people really being astonished and horrified by Borat. The fascination of Borat's comedy
situationism, his theatre of cruelty, is that its hero is deeply unsympathetic.
Borat is just so horrible, with a deplorable quality mitigated only by his ineffectuality.
(Bradshaw, 2006).
There are many gag parts and funny parts. If you have seen
the work of this actor, then you know a bit of what he can do. This film is a mockumentary
and is not meant to really offend anyone. Its him creating a character and
showing him off to the American people, who at that time didn’t really know who
Sacha Baron Cohen was or of his previous work. His film takes the mick out of
who he is and talks about religion and race at the same time.
Fig 2 Borat pose
(2006)
Bibliography
Emerson, Jim (2006) Borat review.
At: https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/borat-cultural-learnings-of-america-for-make-benefit-glorious-nation-of-kazakhstan-2006
(Accessed on 15.12.2017)
Bradshaw, Peter (2006) Borat:
Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan. At:
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2006/oct/27/comedy.sachabaroncohen (Accessed
on 15.12.2017)
illustrations
Fig 1. Borat (2006) [poster] At: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0443453/
Fig 2. Borat pose (2006) [ photo] At: http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20161028-what-kazakhstan-really-thought-of-borat
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