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Comment Jamal a‐t‐il atteint la question à 20 millions ? A: Il a triché B: C’est un génie C: Il est chanceux D: C’est son destin
Jamal Malik, 18 ans, orphelin vivant dans les taudis de Mumbai, est sur le point de remporter la somme colossale de 20 millions de roupies lors de la version indienne de l’émission «Qui veut gagner des millions ?». Il n’est plus qu’à une question de la victoire lorsque la police l’arrête sur un soupçon de tricherie. Sommé de justifier ses bonnes réponses, Jamal explique d’où lui viennent ses connaissances et raconte sa vie dans la rue, ses histoires de famille et même celle de cette fille dont il est tombé amoureux et qu’il a perdue. Mais comment ce jeune homme est‐il parvenu en finale d’une émission de télévision ? La réponse ne fait pas partie du jeu, mais elle est passionnante.
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Amazing film - incredibly beautiful story, acting and soundtrack.
An absolutely brilliantly made movie that gave me a view into the history and live in Indian slums as well as into Indian organised crime. All this is told intelligently through a candidate on the TV show Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, Indian version. Just an excellent story that also teaches a bit about the hard life of people that are born without rights and opportunities.
Jamal Malik: Maybe it's written.
Slumdog Millionaire is an engaging story told with real creativity (maybe a little too much). It can be ugly, beautiful, funny, cruel, and oddly romantic within the same stretch of time. If I had to point to a weakness, it is that the film can feel engineered. The coincidences stack up, and the suffering can start to feel like a montage of horrors in service of a crowd pleasing arc. Still, it is hard to deny how effective it is.
I liked it at the second trial. The first time I watched it, I didn't like it.