1. Use the One-page response format for your Now Showing essay. Guidance for writing a One-page response can be found in Course Documents. You will integrate both questions in your response. The idea is to demonstrate an understanding of the major political theme/themes in the film and relate these to what we are studying that particular week. This is another outlet to assist students to critically review and evaluate the material in our topic of study.
2. http://fmovies.to/film/gran-torino.52qm/524j19
3. movie link ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Gran Torino

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Clint Eastwood plays a Korean War veteran, Walt Kowalski, who recently lost his wife. Their once quiet neighborhood is slowly taken over by gangs and violence. Many on his street are immigrants from Asia known as the Hmong. This ethnic minority is originally from China, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and Thailand. A teenage Hmong boy tries to steal Kowalski’s 1972 prized Gran Torino. Kowalski grudgingly tries to help reform the boy. This develops into a deep friendship and unforeseen consequences. Hmong immigrants originally settled in the United States largely due to the U.S. offering political asylum to those who would have been subjected to prison or death because they helped us throughout the Vietnam War.