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User: Description: In this video, Ken and I review the movie - Spanglish, about a woman/mother from Mexico. We choose this movie as Flor, the main character - needs to learn English in order to better deal with her employer see short summary below from IMBD.com https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0371246/ :

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Caption: okay thank you so much ken for joining again and today we&#39;re going to talk about the movie spanglish yeah thanks for just being introducing me to that um interesting because i mean obviously for a lot of people spanglish is quite an unusual name for film as i understand this comes from the mix of spanish and english as two languages which are mixed together probably more in the case of um north america in terms of the areas which have large indigen well spanish-speaking communities but where you know probably bilingual and mix the two languages together so you have this hybrid partially english partially spanish language which appears to have no real grammar yes and no real sense but it just works it works as a mix of the two languages come put together but the film itself is it&#39;s about a mother and her child who get into america economy class as it were so they illegally get into america because this admissions essay is open record let me just say that our transportation into the united states was economy class find themselves or get to one of their relatives and they live in a very hispanic neighborhood as a consequence there is no need to learn english so for several years they&#39;re in the spanish community but at some particular point the mother has to find a job has to get a better job a better paying job and she has an interview with a family to be like a family nanny somebody to help cook look after the children that it&#39;s a very affluent family um and she has to take one of her relatives along who has to translate um so that she gets the job as a result i think of her friend smashing into a glass window and uh the mother of the the host family being really upset and offering her money yeah there&#39;s a way it&#39;s just like money will solve the problem but anyway at floor our lady our main protagonist gets the job and she starts looking after this family um of a little boy and a little girl the little girl sorry the little boy has rarely seen he&#39;s he&#39;s part of that he&#39;s very rarely seen he just kind of comes into odd scenes but uh the little girl the daughter who is called uh bernice is a little overweight she&#39;s a little gawky she&#39;s got teeth braces and what have you and the mum is very energy conscious she&#39;s very she has these aspirations and she&#39;s also got i think some severe issues in terms of her own perception of herself um and she&#39;s very domineering very very domineering so there&#39;s a point in which floor our main protagonist is asked to be a living nanny a live-in sort of home help when they when this this family take a holiday home next to the beach at which point she has to admit that she has a daughter um i&#39;m going to go slightly back because obviously flor doesn&#39;t actually speak any english i speak very little so this whole the the whole form of communication with the family is really simple very very simple so she has to they they they go to this holiday home floor is asked to stay with the family during three months and she has to admit that she has a daughter the daughter is invited along can stay at the beach house for the three months um but um floor is invited to the holiday home which the family have taken for three months um deborah the the the mother the wife of john adam sandler&#39;s uh the part alexander takes is ask him she invites floyd to stay or basically she doesn&#39;t invite she much she basically forces floor to stay because the floor doesn&#39;t stay floor will use lose her job and floor doesn&#39;t want to do that she wants to better her life and better the life of her child so she reluctantly accepts the situation brings in her own daughter christina uh who&#39;s super pretty super cute very intelligent she&#39;s everything that deborah wants in her own daughter but doesn&#39;t having her own daughter and um as a consequence deborah her manipulative sort of self takes over so she takes she takes um christina out for the day without flaws permission and this that starts as i see the story of why and how flaw has to start to learn english and actually adapt to this new culture that she&#39;s been sort of living in but outside of so the the story kind of starts there for me where floor is in a situation where to protect her own daughter and to really um to be able to deal with deborah as a very domineering person she has to stop to learn english there&#39;s a lot more to this film than meets the eye it&#39;s a lot more complicated than a lot of the films we&#39;ve looked at i think it&#39;s probably going to be a little more difficult for people to follow because it it it&#39;s fast it is faster paced it&#39;s not a 30s or 40s or a 50s film or or like grease which again was a slow easily placed one this is a it&#39;s got a lot more pace there&#39;s a little more depth in the characters there&#39;s more depth in the storyline it&#39;s not as simple as everything else we&#39;ve we&#39;ve we&#39;ve seen but obviously the need for floor to learn a language is very apt for everybody here who&#39;s probably for this reason because you know we&#39;re all learning a language we&#39;re all and we&#39;re all going to see how useful it is to have that second third of a fourth language so i mean for me the story kind of starts there with this need to learn a language to defend herself and to what also to to prevent deborah from taking total control because at this particular point because she doesn&#39;t dominate the english language she has no real understanding of being large she is she&#39;s at a big disadvantage she can&#39;t put her foot down and say no she really can&#39;t put her foot down she&#39;s having to write letters and get her daughter to translate these letters um there is a love element as well when is there a love element in the film absolutely it&#39;s like i think it&#39;s obligatory to have this love element but i think the thing that i was looking at initially was this overly domineering woman flaws need to basically counteract this learn english so that she can put a foot down and say no enough is enough she&#39;s my daughter stop taking control of my daughter stop taking her out uh deborah is is she sees she sees christina as almost like a surrogate daughter the daughter she doesn&#39;t have so i mean i mean when she first saw christina she&#39;s like oh you could get paid a fortune to be a to be a surrogate um mother yeah your daughter was just she didn&#39;t even understand what that meant the reason that i had kind of thought to watch this is the whole language learning type of um element to it i hadn&#39;t remembered the complexity of this particular movie but one thing i&#39;ll have people say to me is like oh i have a cousin that moved to the states and they didn&#39;t have to learn english um and that is true like you saw floor she came unconventionally she came you know illegally right over the border like crossing running and i have a friend from high school that that&#39;s what they did they ran over the border um but she moved to a place like she the daughter mentions like oh she ha we went past texas that is like you know 26 percent or something like that hispanic and we went we went to we went to los angeles which was like 46 percent hispanic and there she lived and was able to get jobs and probably there&#39;s like hispanic markets and neighborhoods and she didn&#39;t have to learn language of course christina did because going into the american school system she obviously would uh but that&#39;s kind of why i picked it but you&#39;re right it has a lot of levels and it&#39;s more faster paced and and that for people watching but i like the element of the language learning and kind of that whole story of it too yeah um obviously and again the thing is with films anyway they compress things so floor if you if you watch the film very in a very simple kind of way she seems to learn english in three months which is very doable very very doable but you know she can&#39;t she&#39;s very much working up very very late two two a.m in the morning learning watching these videos because it was all videos again right stuff like that so she&#39;s like repeating and listening and repeating which is a great way to learn the language by listening to it yeah just totally malaysian just constantly listening to the audio cassettes and just immersing yourself in the language learning um it&#39;s and that that because there is this there is this brilliant scene where um the christina has been collecting these pieces of washed up glass sea glass because alexander john has promised to give money to his children and also to to christina if they collected and she&#39;s out at night collecting this glass and eventually she she collects enough glass without alexander has to pay her john has to pay her it&#39;s not like 500 or something and he does pay and he leaves the envelope and um floor is incensed with this because again it&#39;s this it&#39;s this family taking control of her daughter and there&#39;s this brilliant scene where christina is is translating for a mother is just going through all these actions all the emotions too by some little apology i would be a fool to bring it up i need to say no matter what the results you see i need to be impolite you leave someone else&#39;s child all these emotions and she&#39;s just she&#39;s she&#39;s basically she&#39;s absolutely mimicking her mother in terms of the anger venting the anger and the frustration it&#39;s beautiful scene i&#39;m beautifully put together but you also sort of realize at that particular point that floor and john i think it&#39;s probably a little before that as well but flora and john have got this thing there&#39;s this twinkle between the pair of them partially because floor sees john as a much better mother than the mother in terms of he&#39;s much more attuned to his children and certainly much more attuned to um to beatrice who is a child who&#39;s who who&#39;s suffering under the oppression of her mother you know her mother has these ideas of how perfect you should be but um the the this collecting of the glass and this this this situation where christina then has to translate absolutely everything and just vent her anger and this is this particular point that she realizes going up the stairs that you know she has to learn english she has to she has to dominate this language so she can control the situation she&#39;s just not put upon by by the family not so much by john i&#39;m saying that by by um by deborah who really is i&#39;m gonna say i&#39;m not gonna say manipulative but she&#39;s she&#39;s got those elements of just wanting to control and control and control and be in charge i mean yeah there&#39;s this there&#39;s the there&#39;s the bedroom scene with with john and it&#39;s about her just controlling control and control and they&#39;re not feeling satisfied because she hasn&#39;t fulfilled and it&#39;s just like it&#39;s a it&#39;s a very odd scene and you kind of think yeah it&#39;s a bit of an odd one but um yeah it&#39;s it at that particular point you suddenly do realize there is this twinkle of a relationship this floor absolutely understands that he is a much better mother than the mother so if i can use the word mother i&#39;m gonna yeah because yeah he&#39;s he&#39;s much more in tune with his kids there was a quote about the the um how the machismo-ism that that is very much in latin america and he was not he was definitely not didn&#39;t have that much he&#39;s mosum he appeared to be a good man but to someone with first-hand knowledge of latin macho he seemed to have the emotions of a mexican woman yeah yeah that was the little sequence in the car where flo doesn&#39;t understand him at all she&#39;s i think he&#39;s driving around to the bus stop he&#39;s crying and he&#39;s actually using the seat belt to wipe his tears he doesn&#39;t understand like he&#39;s acting like a like a woman basically yeah he&#39;s much more in tune with himself and with his kids and everything else the whole point i think of the film is about this need when you move to another country and if you are going to interact with natives you you&#39;re certainly going to have to learn the language you&#39;re certainly going to have to learn the language it&#39;s about the cultural differences between one country and another country and i think you know it again this film because it has more layers touches upon those things in different kind of ways um it&#39;s i mean there are other protagonists within the film the little old lady who is the mother of um deborah is lovely i really i thought she&#39;s a great character she&#39;s an alcoholic a former jazz singer a good time girl oh there&#39;s a lovely scene where she just literally pulls this bottle of wine a woman after my own heart and uh deborah says mom it&#39;s not even it&#39;s not even midday in the clock mom it&#39;s not even noon will it okay now it is i mean what&#39;s your take i mean how do you what&#39;s your take on on flawed and i mean is it the same as mike when i watched it like the first time i&#39;m like oh why wouldn&#39;t she want to move in this beautiful house by the beach white with her daughter and like but i i saw after watching that it was all about protecting and keeping those boundaries that she knew moving in to this house with this this upper class family would cause like you know problems with boundaries with her daughter and she wanted to protect her daughter and i think kind of keep her um the same like keep her in the same culture and all that so kind of bringing her into that family was going to expose her to this madness of the mother but also supposed to all of the elements of this this um family and stuff so she she kept that those barriers of and that was her hesitation of actually moving in with her daughter you know when she actually did it immediately went where the where debra took her out like it was super early in the morning flora was still asleep and and she wrote a note to her mother in english which she must have known her brother could not read it and i&#39;ll be back in a few hours and she went out to i guess the flea markets and the shops with the mother um with debra and the when floor woke up she had to use the spanish english dictionary to translate this and figure out what happened and she was so upset um so you could see this whole kind of manipulation from deborah over the daughter and the daughter kind of like changing and starting to almost disrespect her mother which is totally not acceptable in latin latin american culture you do not disrespect your mother um and as soon as she walks in the door and she&#39;s got she&#39;s got her her nice um her hair is like very dark color but she&#39;s got these pink highlights and the mother&#39;s like upstairs right now christina tell your mother those wash right out it&#39;s no big deal not right now um so i see it as like this layers of of um the cultural differences the layers of social economic differences and and all of that so there&#39;s lots of layers to this um to this story altogether for sure and floor is being almost like that that anchor to this family this this family that has all these like um you know problems to it that she comes in here and she&#39;s almost this anchor she&#39;s the same point around most of it because she she helps um she helps bernice in terms of feeling like she&#39;s a real person because she deborah buys her a load of clothing which is a size too small if not two sizes too small and flaw to make a bernie feel better she alters the clothing um just because her mom just really doesn&#39;t get this thing she just doesn&#39;t get the she doesn&#39;t get a daughter she&#39;s just not in tune where obviously john adam sandler isn&#39;t tuned um so floor adjusts the clothing uh and she makes she makes bernie&#39;s just feel not special but she just makes her feel like she&#39;s worth something which she&#39;s not getting from her own mother and then i think the whole thing about i think there was like you said this inkling between her and adam sandler the father john um when they do finally kind of get together they have one kiss but then she says there&#39;s just some things you cannot risk some some things you cannot risk when you have children so obviously there&#39;s no chance of them having a relationship because she&#39;s not willing to risk that for her daughter is that in the uh the restaurant because obviously alexander john yeah he&#39;s a he&#39;s a is a he&#39;s a fantastic chef force i&#39;m assuming it&#39;s like a four-star michelin chef he gets a it gets awarded this this is four stars and he runs this restaurant which obviously a very stressful kind of job um but he takes floor after after his wife has confessed to him that she&#39;s been having a relationship he picks he takes floor because he&#39;s going to take it back to the bus stops but he takes her back to his restaurant and cooks for a fantastic meal and gives floor this this night to remember but at this particular point also they&#39;re kind of they&#39;re kind of feelings towards each other or right on that tipping point of of exploding into a full relationship and they they just hold back there&#39;s just this whole back but you can see that they&#39;re much more in tune with each other as people than john is with deborah i think he seems to maybe not fall out of love with deborah but he seems to have parted in terms of how well they get on and what their aims and their goals are in life but he has a lovely scene in the restaurant where she&#39;s eating she says something to the fact that i&#39;m never going to forget this in my life and she&#39;s eating with her fingers she&#39;s eating the asparagus and what have you just thoroughly enjoyed this a situation which you&#39;re probably never going to have in her life being having been cooked for by a chef of a four-star hotel sorry a four-star restaurant and him cooking personally for her and them having this romantic kind of meal again she&#39;s just reached the epitome of you know that the height she&#39;s never probably ever going to achieve anything better and not only that there is this this connection this this real romantic connection between the pair of them which as you said can&#39;t go any further because they both have families and to to break that up so to break up the families would be [Music] again culturally a problem for the floor i think as i see it i mean maybe even so awkward so so like if they were to kind of get together their daughters are kind of friends and like it would be like this like they just can&#39;t and at one point he&#39;s about to pour her a drink and him a drink and he said i&#39;m not gonna drink it i don&#39;t think you should either we both need to say clear-headed because she knew the minute you add some alcohol to this it&#39;s going to you know it&#39;s going to go to the point of no return like we&#39;re going to do something that we&#39;re going to regret and that we can&#39;t take that chance of doing it wasn&#39;t just a touch it was about that much of vodka i think it was hey he was going for it yeah absolutely absolutely and just a bit you know where the sat on the on the sofa and she just she&#39;s just putting her feet on the ground and just well trying to get away from things realizing she has to walk away and i think that&#39;s shown by the fact her feet are just hovering and eventually she has to make that move she has to go no i have to get out of this because although i want to be here i want a relationship with this guy who she i think she you know she sees as somebody who&#39;s really in touch with himself and very unlike her the latin guys the the mexican guys she just can&#39;t she just can&#39;t step over that that bridge and go and break up his family and also just give those problems as you say with her own daughter and the relationship that she has with with the family yeah um some nice elements running through that i mean obviously there are other bits and pieces obviously deborah has had a relationship with i believe it&#39;s the the estate agent or the real theater realtor estate agent for me who&#39;s shown them this hub summer home um and deborah just you know she said i want to explain everything i want to explain everything ask me any questions and john just goes did you sleep with him and that&#39;s the only thing he wants to know but when deborah believes that john has slept or potentially done something with flawed it&#39;s only her mother who holds back who holds her back and just says you know there&#39;s only one thing you&#39;ve got to ask there&#39;s only one thing you&#39;re going to say welcome back or something very similar to that you know don&#39;t ask any questions don&#39;t pry you are the person who&#39;s who&#39;s been unfaithful don&#39;t start asking your your husband these questions because you don&#39;t have a right the mum&#39;s great there&#39;s a lovely scene where deborah&#39;s just about to leave in the car and they have this this this kind of little bit in the uh where they&#39;re just the mum&#39;s outside she&#39;s just chatting through the car window about what she&#39;s about to do and why she shouldn&#39;t be doing it there&#39;s like again a lovely seat do not act quickly you will soon cement an awful fate for yourself a life with no hope of of repair which has already begun to turn desperate and dumb and the the old lady doesn&#39;t come into the film a lot but when she does come in she&#39;s she&#39;s wading in heavy with the punches i mean she&#39;s saying some quite important things you know um the thing is she don&#39;t she does say are certainly um in terms of relationships they&#39;re quite strong kind of points and she&#39;s the one person who&#39;s got a very level head despite the fact she&#39;s probably drunk or i think in this particular she&#39;s actually not had a drink in two weeks yeah she has it and no one noticed because she first held myself up pretty well as a drunk i have to say the same thing about myself i think that&#39;s why i love this lady because she&#39;s just what lovely i mean i mean you could tell in her in a youth she was stunning because she was beautiful and she must have been 70 year old when she made this film she&#39;s just an amazing looking lady at 70. and the part she plays is just fantastic um certainly one of my favorite characters i mean they&#39;re all great characters but i just love the old lady i just yeah i mean i think if we get to the end of the film um there&#39;s just a little bit where they they leave each other and um adam john jones says to floor you&#39;re going to be a lucky catch yeah whoever gets you you&#39;re gonna be a lucky catch and um and her her party line to him is me and moore yes should you might me and more she just leaves and she just you know that love they have for each there is that they&#39;re in love with each other but they just can&#39;t they can&#39;t they just so yeah a fantastic film a really good choice like i said um definitely definitely a deeper and more complex film than the ones we&#39;ve watched so far and i think um that like i said you know coming back going back to what i was saying earlier i think that might cause some people more issues uh but i think a great choice simply because of the language learning being being a big part of what this film is about it&#39;s about the language learning so i think you know a brilliant choice of films absolutely absolutely yeah thank you and it was actually my choice so i think next film will be your choice i wonder if you have some idea of what we might want yeah um not so much language learning um but about learning to speak in public the king&#39;s speech oh with colin firth right yeah king speech yeah that one it&#39;s not language learning per se but it&#39;s about the need for or or king in that particular area who couldn&#39;t speak in public who had a speech impediment who had real problems so sort of linked to speech right um it&#39;s a few years since i&#39;ve seen the film i went to the cinema to watch it and um really enjoyed it and actually had the play share um a few months after seeing the film of actually being able to go to a couple of locations to fill something completely different so something i could quite relate to but i think from what i remember it&#39;s a very clear film in terms of this speech generally the clarity of the speech and the quality of the speech so i&#39;m hoping that those watching who are learners of english will not have too many problems with it so i&#39;m hoping that it&#39;s it it satisfies two things it satisfies our need to the the language learning or the leaked the the need to speak clearly unlike myself who&#39;s having problems using their mouth and their brain at the same time speaking clearly in public or on the radio at that particular point and also um just something which is clear concise and easy for the viewer easy for the people watching these chats between ourselves to kind of be able to watch this film and go yeah i thoroughly enjoyed that i didn&#39;t need to put the subtitles on fingers crossed let&#39;s see absolutely all right i&#39;m looking forward to that and i&#39;m looking forward to our next conversation [Music] you
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Title: Spanglish -  Movie 🎬 Review with Ken Clay from the UK 🇬🇧 - Learn English with Movies
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