It's a home movie with some dialogue (no English subtitles, no subtitles at all), showing two boys making a traditional dish. It's only 360p on YouTube.
It's basically a home movie. A YouTube video rather than a narrative short.
It's a home movie with some dialogue (no English subtitles, no subtitles at all), showing two boys making a traditional dish. It's only 360p on YouTube.
It's basically a home movie. A YouTube video rather than a narrative short.
Wow. This film has everything: Red face, representing indigenous people like buffoons, the white saviour narrative. I'm going to have to remember this when discussing representation.
Trying not to look at it through a modern lens, some of the stunts are impressive. I suppose its moral message of righting wrongs is good, and it does represent the theft of indigenous land by oil barons.
Huey, Dewey, and Louie are cute. Donald Duck is a mean pranky uncle. Donald gets tortured by a witch, all so his nephews can eat him out of house and home — if this wasn’t a cartoon, it would be a horror.
Moral: pranks can really go too far