Ma Vi En Reve
Shan’e Roundtree
November 14, 2011
MA VIE EN ROSE
The movie “Ma VIE EN ROSE” deals with an aspect of transgender through the eyes and family of a transgendered child by the name of Ludovic. To Ludovic, it's natural to want to be a girl. He looks up to the Barbie-like children's television character which is known as Pam. He dreams of one day being a princess just like her and marrying his best friend Jerome. ("We walk down the aisle, I look gorgeous...") He knows for sure one day he'll grow up to be a girl. Even when there is a lot of confrontational confusion and hostility between his parents in front of him and physical violence, he remains steadfast. She finally tries to explain whether Ludo is a boy or girl from what she learned in …show more content…
Schoolmates snicker "He plays with dollies", and in a locker room confrontation, beat him up. Sophie is another little girl who has a crush on Ludovic's friend Jerome. When Jerome spurns her advances, she spreads the word that he's "queer". Parents sign a petition to have Ludovic expelled from school. Neighbors give dirty, scornful looks when they pass by. As his world comes apart, Ludovic becomes self destructive. He walks out in front of a car, deliberately unseeing. He slams down a glass of wine, and later makes a tragi-comic suicide attempt.
Without wasting any time as soon on the movie as well as in my society, society spreads the transgender disgrace to the entire family. Through countless of people’s minds in society as a whole no one could say that a seven-year old child want or choose to be transgendered. Consequently, it has to be something that the parents aren’t doing right Religion plays a big part because it is to condemn those who aren’t the name that society places upon them.
I think just as well as “regular” children the people around whatsoever gender the child is plays an vital role in their years of finding who they are. Ludo’s peers did not understand her and weren’t given the ability to so they showed their way of not being able to understand by making it feel like it was his fault that he felt this
November 14, 2011
MA VIE EN ROSE
The movie “Ma VIE EN ROSE” deals with an aspect of transgender through the eyes and family of a transgendered child by the name of Ludovic. To Ludovic, it's natural to want to be a girl. He looks up to the Barbie-like children's television character which is known as Pam. He dreams of one day being a princess just like her and marrying his best friend Jerome. ("We walk down the aisle, I look gorgeous...") He knows for sure one day he'll grow up to be a girl. Even when there is a lot of confrontational confusion and hostility between his parents in front of him and physical violence, he remains steadfast. She finally tries to explain whether Ludo is a boy or girl from what she learned in …show more content…
Schoolmates snicker "He plays with dollies", and in a locker room confrontation, beat him up. Sophie is another little girl who has a crush on Ludovic's friend Jerome. When Jerome spurns her advances, she spreads the word that he's "queer". Parents sign a petition to have Ludovic expelled from school. Neighbors give dirty, scornful looks when they pass by. As his world comes apart, Ludovic becomes self destructive. He walks out in front of a car, deliberately unseeing. He slams down a glass of wine, and later makes a tragi-comic suicide attempt.
Without wasting any time as soon on the movie as well as in my society, society spreads the transgender disgrace to the entire family. Through countless of people’s minds in society as a whole no one could say that a seven-year old child want or choose to be transgendered. Consequently, it has to be something that the parents aren’t doing right Religion plays a big part because it is to condemn those who aren’t the name that society places upon them.
I think just as well as “regular” children the people around whatsoever gender the child is plays an vital role in their years of finding who they are. Ludo’s peers did not understand her and weren’t given the ability to so they showed their way of not being able to understand by making it feel like it was his fault that he felt this