«The pundits say that the appeal of the film lies in the fact that while in the West for many people riches are turning to rags, the rags to riches story is giving people something to hold on to. Scary thought. Hope, surely, should be made of tougher stuff. Poor Oscars. Still, I guess it could have been worse. What if the film that won had been like Guru – that chilling film celebrating the rise of the Ambanis. That would have taught us whiners and complainers a lesson or two. No?», diz a activista e escritora Arundhati Roy, autora do romance O Deus das Pequenas Coisas, sobre o filme Quem Quer ser Bilionário?. Para ler aqui ou na edição de Abril do Courrier internacional.Slumdog Millionaire, por Arundhati Roy
«The pundits say that the appeal of the film lies in the fact that while in the West for many people riches are turning to rags, the rags to riches story is giving people something to hold on to. Scary thought. Hope, surely, should be made of tougher stuff. Poor Oscars. Still, I guess it could have been worse. What if the film that won had been like Guru – that chilling film celebrating the rise of the Ambanis. That would have taught us whiners and complainers a lesson or two. No?», diz a activista e escritora Arundhati Roy, autora do romance O Deus das Pequenas Coisas, sobre o filme Quem Quer ser Bilionário?. Para ler aqui ou na edição de Abril do Courrier internacional.
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