Interesting character study based around hate prejudice & more
Ship Of Fools is a very interesting character study of a variety of people travelling on a ship to Germany in 1933. There are the rich and the poor. A Nazi, a Jew and a dwarf. A Spanish flamenco group and a large number of Cuban farm workers. A rich woman who is a drug addict and a struggling artist. The movie deals with all kinds of topics but anti-Semitism is one of them. Jose Ferrer plays a committed Nazi who talks about exterminating inferior people. After Alf Kjellin is excluded from Ferrer’s table for having a Jewish wife he yells at them saying they all think they’re righteous people but they don’t even recognize that they are full of hate. Then Lee Marvin asks what do the Germans have against Jews, the Americans don’t have anything against them. A woman responds maybe he was too busy lynching black people to notice them. It’s an amazing series of exchanges. There are also examples of compassion and inhumanity such as when a Cuban worker drowns trying to save a dog that fell into the ocean only to have the owners be more concerned about their pet then the man that lost his life trying to save it. Excellent picture with some deep messages.
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