the saddest part of this is this is the reality
Reviews for "Women's Rights Campaign"
Elf7722 responds:
Yes, and well, this should not be just for medical students, everyone can make a difference by caring and listening
The submission itself isn't bad but my score is mostly for the topic.
To all wife beaters and child molesters out there:
One day I shall conquer the world and one day you will see your genitals hang about your necks...human rights for the humane. Fuck the rest.
You did all that from the kitchen? Impressive!
:D Just kidding, I support your cause. Animation wise, I guess it's a bit to mellow for the topic of abuse. I've never been an abused woman, but I figure it's a kind of helpless, claustrophobic, and blurry situation and I would probably have tried to capture that mood more.
Elf7722 responds:
Thanks for the review, I actually found it usefull haha, and no I did not do that from the kitchen since I'm a man :P
ok first, the message is really good, women really did still get abused even this 21st century and its true.
second, the music is annoying as hell , i dont care if its from amazing game/movie, it doesnt fit the animation, the only one likes it probably fans of that evangel game/movie.
third, a doctor would probably look at the problem first then x-ray it , its better not to get x-ray, but its probably better to make viewer feel pity more if its the other way around huh..XD
Elf7722 responds:
Thanks for the review. Actually no, I am a med student and know the reality behind the health systems. These days a doctor tends to see a patient in 15-30mins, which means that he will check but what the patient asks for, and forget to do a full scaled clinical examination. Plus, with the advance of technology and science, doctors tend to be less clinic and more lab analyzers, which is really wrong. So, that's the actual aim of the animation, since it was meant for med students, I wanted to insist in the fact that patients are human beings with their own stories and context, not just symptoms. I am sorry you disliked the music, but everyone who saw this loved it even though most never heard of Evangelion, so I guess it must be you :P
Thanks for the review anyway, I found it useful
So... give women more rights?
.... Or give them the power to toss anyone in jail without a fair trail?
Elf7722 responds:
No, not really. We are all subject to abuse, only that women have been so for centuries due to cultural ideas. So, the point is STOP HUMAN ABUSE and learn that women are STILL, in the 21st century being abused and we don't realize it. So it is not a matter of giving arbitrary rights or benefits to women, just a campaign to encourage people to respect the human rights we all have. I thought the message was inmplicit.