Strategies and tactics behind the United Farm Workers' strike
Any movie about historical events will do a lot of mythologizing because hey it’s Hollywood not reality. I think Caesar Chavez did a good job trying to stick to some main events. For instance the farm workers’ strike was started by Filipino workers. The Filipinos are largely forgotten afterwards however. The film lays out the power structure in California’s Central Valley with the large farm owners who controlled the police and courts. It also focused upon the organizing and tactics necessary for launching and maintaining a strike. It also has the frustration amongst the strikers and the violence they faced. That’s good because a lot of movies just show the oppression then the strike and then suddenly things change at the end. In a way it reminds me of Selma because it has a very similar theme and style to it. It’s an inspirational story that deserved a movie to keep it alive.
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