The films name is Gandhi, it was published in 1982. The film
is a biography about Mahatma Gandhi’s life, his meanings and his rebel against
the British.
Scene 2:
Gandhi learned from this train
journey that there was no equality between the colored and white. The colored
couldn’t travel together with the white ones, because the white ruled over
India.
Gandhi had a ticket to first class
but the conductor on the train saw that Gandhi was dark-skinned so he told
Gandhi to go and take a seat on the third class. Gandhi refused because he had
a first class ticket so why couldn’t he sit where he always did. The conductor
kicked Gandhi out of the train because he wouldn’t move from first to third
class. That was when Gandhi realized that there was no equality.
Next time he took the train he had
all the respect he could get, and all the Indians. He could have sat at the
first class but Gandhi choose to sit at the third class with all the others.
Scene 7:
The first speech at
the beginning of the scene is Gandhi telling his followers how to rebel without
any violence. “Nonviolence and truth are inseparable and presuppose one
another. There is no god higher that truth.” – Mahatma Gandhi.
