Argo 2012 Movie English Subtitles Download Torrent
Agathe Thies
Natalia F. Zeitz is currently a freshman at Argo Community High School. She is taking all classes that pique her interest and is involved in Poms here at Argo. Natalia loves to read books; subtitles at the bottom of YouTube videos; and magazines while standing in long lines at grocery stores or waiting in the dentist's office. Natalia also likes to dance, rollerblade, spend time with her family and pets, and also spending time in nature. Her favorite TV shows are reality game shows, MTV's Catfish, and Survivor.
A number of reviewers have praised Argo for opening with a historical montage that references the 1953 CIA coup against Iran's democratically elected prime minister Mohammad Mosaddegh. While that inclusion is laudable, Affleck's sensitivity to the historical context in which Iranians were operating in 1980 pretty much ends after the film's opening minutes. The anger toward the U.S. government that led students to take over the embassy -- and which seems to pervade Iranian society in the film -- is inchoate and unarticulated. While there is a fair amount of spoken Farsi in Argo, very little of it is translated (ironically the longest stretch of subtitles comes when one of the Americans speaks the language). There is an absence of Iranian voices, and thus the viewer has little sense of the deep historical wounds that led directly to the hostage crisis.
This absence of Iranian voices in Argo is mirrored in the real world of 2013 as a different wound is growing in Iran -- a wound about which most Americans hear very little. U.S.-led sanctions against Iran's nuclear program, which at this point have been extended to essentially the entire Iranian economy, have had a devastating effect on average Iranians. To take but one aspect of the overall problem, while the sale of most medicines to Iran has been specifically exempted from the sanctions, in reality virtually all North American and European banks refuse to process any financial transactions with Iranian companies out of fear that they will incur heavy penalties. This has lead to a significant and at times deadly shortage of medicine, a problem compounded by the already skyrocketing rate of inflation caused by the oil embargo.
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