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Biz Başka Dünya İsteriz (Festival Kitabı) - Sadibey

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cu¤una hamile olan efli Esperanza Quintero, bafllang›çta edilgendir. Grevde yer almak<br />

konusunda isteksizdir ve evdeki eflitlik konusunda hak iddia etmemektedir. Fakat erkekler<br />

grev gözcülü¤üne son vermeleri için zorlanmaya baflland›¤›nda, Esperanza tav›r<br />

de¤ifltirir. Kad›nlar sendika salonundaki uzun bir tart›flman›n ard›ndan erkekleri ikna<br />

ederler ve grev hatt›nda yerlerini al›rlar.<br />

Salt of the Earth, based on a 1951 zinc miner's strike that took place in Silver City,<br />

N.M., was made in 1954 at the height of the McCarthy era. The film was denounced<br />

as subversive and subsequently blacklisted. Salt of the Earth impressively counterpoints<br />

the strike itself and the relationship between a striking miner and his wife. The issues<br />

the miners strike for include equity in wages with Anglo workers, and health and<br />

safety issues. Ramon Quintero (Juan Chacon) helps organize the strike, but at home<br />

he treats his wife as a second class citizen. His wife, Esperanza Quintero, who is pregnant<br />

with their third child, is traditionally passive at first and is reluctant either to take<br />

part in the strike or to assert her rights for equality at home. But she changes her<br />

attitude when the men are forced to end their picketing. The women convince the<br />

men at the union hall, after a long debate, and proudly take their place in the picket<br />

line.<br />

Ödüller / Awards<br />

Karlovy Uluslararas› Film <strong>Festival</strong>i, En iyi Aktris ve Kristal Küre En ‹yi Film Ödülü, 1954<br />

Paris Sinema Akademisi, Uluslararas› Büyük Ödülü, 1955<br />

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