Boy was I wrong on that account. I thoroughly enjoyed the movie and found a lot of symbolism and comedy in it.

The first scene of the movie was a shocker to me. I never thought that Rio was like that, especially at a train station. The sheer volume of people would be so overwhelming to me if I were there. What also surprised me was the fact that everyone seemed to be so overwhelmed with the hardships of life that they could still find a single blossom of hope in a retired teacher, Dora, the scrivener. In a place full of hatred and despair, Dora could bring hope and life. She is like a desert rose in the way that she lives in a harsh environment but can still grow to bring the landscape some sense of beauty and life. However, like every rose she had her thorns. This becomes apparent when she writes a letter for a lady and her son, Josue.

The letter she was supposed to send to Josue's father she kept for reasons that I never really understood, maybe she didn't feel Josue's father, Jesus, deserved to know about his son because he was as Dora would call him a "drunkard", or maybe sh

Another huge comparison to religion is the truck driver and all his sayings about Christ on his truck. What really broke my heart in this movie is when Dora shows her affection to Othan at the restaurant and drives Othan away because he didn't seem ready for relationship. Othan ends up leaving without his earlier companions.

According to this movie the answer would be yes. Also the parallels to Christianity are well laid out that it is almost missed due to the content of the movie. The most apparent, and what drew me to my conclusion, is the name of Josue's father, Jesus. Now one might say, "there are lots of people named Jesus in the world", this is true, but Josue belief that his father will come for him gives his "father" a certain form of a unnatural being since you never see Jesus in the movie.

At this part of the movie, when Josue meets his two brothers it seems that Josue's adventure is slowly coming to an end. What really made me want to shout is when Dora didn't tell the two brothers that Josue was their little brother, I wanted to yell at them and tell them but they end up realizing it at the end, I think that was really unclear to me.

Overall, I enjoyed this movie and highly recommend every

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