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Dimanche, septembre 12th, 2010
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Movie Title: National Geographic: Where’s Amelia Earhart?
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What happened to Earhart? Did her plane descend into the ocean? Was she a castaway who was never found and died on some cramped island? Did the Japanese steal her prisoner? Did she change her name and live out her life in disguise? This documentary juggles all those questions. It rarely comes to conclusions because it wants the viewers to effect their gain.

This reminded me of Enormous. You can’t encourage but ask, “What went unpleasant!? ” And of course, there is not honest one explanation. The reenactments are done well here; they’re not cheesy.

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Thinking of gender politics, the narrator does say she was the first woman to do several aerial feats. However, this said she had a male co-pilot on her predicament. I wonder why history has mostly erased him? Most importantly, I prefer every interviewee here being male. Usually works on women have female interviewees. I wonder if this mystery speaks to guys, rather than women, in some fashion.

The work also leaves me hanging in one arrangement. It ended by saying Earhart was tired of publicity and said this would be her last flight. The work never discusses whether she was suicidal.

The work had English captions, but I wish it had had foreign language subtitles as well.
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