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The man offers the family all the money they need to travel to Germany and complete the surgery on the condition that Mladen murder someone.
The film is dense with criticism of and illustration of modern Serbian society as the ravages of war have deteriorated the middle class and the country's sense of morality, though some economic development, albeit based in crime, has created a new class of nouveau riche. The director implies that integrity and morality have been sacrificed or lost as result of the war and the normalcy for the Serbian people has not yet been attained. The film shows how unstable the lives of average people are as well as how uncaring and unsympathetic those who are more financially stable are. The film clearly demonstrates the vast distance between...
The rich in this film are spiritually poor and the poor are more spiritually rich, if not neurotic and exhausted by the stress endured because of poverty.
Had I been in Mladen's situation, I am uncertain as to whether I would have gone through with the murder. I think if I were in his situation, I would have at least discussed the issue with my wife. The fact that Mladen keeps secret what the man requires him to do in order to receive the money is ultimately what drives them apart and destroys their marriage. There is a rampant theme of money destroying everything in Serbia throughout the film, and the destruction of the marriage, of love, and of the family underscores this theme.
Privatization Appropriateness of the Presentations In evaluating the two research papers presented for this assignment, it will involve determining the appropriateness of the papers, the literature review presented in the papers, the methods employed, the quality of the data analysis, along with readability, relevance and the contribution each paper makes towards the question at hand: is privatization the best solution in Nigeria? Owolabi Bakre from the Brunel Business School in the UK argues
Privatization of Prison Privatization Privatization of the prisons stands out as an objective by the government to change or extend its obligation in running prisons. Change in this operation calls for state policy changes where the government contracts private operators in elements relating to construction, design and security of prisons. In some states, some private companies undertake full ownership of the prisons inviting the government to evaluate the facility and offer to
Privatization has been an issue if much debate during this presidential election. In particular, privatization as it relates to social security reform has been the primary focus. The purpose of this discussion is the provide arguments for privatization and against privatization. The discussion will also cite situations and examples both in America and abroad as to why or why not privatization is a good idea, and why it may or
Privatization of Healthcare Services in China Since 1980s Empirical Analysis related to Primary level Changes Insurance Financing Policy Data Presentation, Observations and Analysis Obstacles faced by Private Clinics Future Outlook China opened its door to the outside world and introduced economic reforms in 1980 with a shift from a controlled central economy to an open and market oriented economy. This project takes on the task of investigating the Chinese privatization of healthcare sector with special emphasis on private
Privatization is a process that is frequently met in countries with developed market competition. It is used by governments in order to transfer some of the state owned assets or services to private investors. The process of privatization has its advantages and its disadvantages. In my opinion the process of privatization should be viewed from extreme points-of-view. In other words, we should not view privatization as either good or bad. I
Privatization of prisons has become an important consideration for the governments of all the developed countries including the United States, United Kingdom and Canada. The one major reason for this consideration is that the prisons are becoming overcrowded and therefore their management by the state is becoming difficult. Moreover, the involvement of the private sector also has the potential to decrease the economic burden that the management and running of