For my film I watched the movie Argo starring Ben Affleck.  This was a true story based on the events of how six Americans were trapped in Iran after being attacked by the Iranian Militia for spying.  The movie is all about how they need to get the Americans out of Iran safely without the militia knowing that it's the Americans otherwise they are going to kill them and it will start a war with Iran and America.  The movie wasn't just about how it was getting them out it was also showing the relationship between America and Iran at the time and I guess still in today's society. I liked this movie a lot because it was very thrilling and the plot was dynamic.  The thrill really kept me sucked into the movie and kept me at the edge of my seat while learning the events that happened.  I think that my personal biases of the film would be the relationship of America and Iran along with how we see each other as a country.  I see Iran as an enemy and they are spying on them in order to keep America safe in case they plan to either attack us and see what life is like in Iran.  I see Iran as a very violent place were militias run free and terrorize the people of the country showing their dominance.  This movie shows that in the same way that I recognize it as.  I also think that they hold back on the violence a little bit because they aren't trying to get the point of how violent across it is in Iran but the fact that it is violent and to help the plot of the story, I thought it was a very good movie and I recommend it to anyone that likes thrilling history.