Hunger
Games
The book
Author: Suzanne Collins
American publishing house: Scholastic
Pages: 374
Tradution: Alexandre D’Elia
Brazilian publishing house: Rocco
Pages: 400
Pages: 374
Tradution: Alexandre D’Elia
Brazilian publishing house: Rocco
Pages: 400
In a future where the poverty and the hunger are practically everywhere,
once a year, 24 young people have to deal with an
arena to the death to amuse
those who watch the fight on
television. Welcome to the Hunger Games, and that luck is always in your favor!
The
narrative tells the story of Katniss Everdeen, sixteen years old, living in a post-apocalyptic
country called Panem, which used to be the United States and where powerful rulers
hold power in a central city called the Capital.
In
the book, Hunger Games is an annual televised event where the rulers of Capital
cast lots one boy and one girl from each district to fight to the death in an
arena with only one survivor.
The
Games were created after the District 13 rebelled against Capital. To prove that
even the children are above the power of capital, the government dropped bombs
toxic in District 13, Which was abolished and since then all districts are
required to give two of his children to fight in the arena, They have destroyed
districts Also Threatened by the unquestionable power of capital.
Following
the story, you'll discover how Katniss became a taxation of the Games, she will
face all the challenges of the arena, against 23 other taxes and how it will
deal with emotions such as fear, hunger and pain, and surprise faced with
something never seen in the arena: love.
The
movie
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Set in a future where the Capital selects a boy and girl from the
twelve districts to fight to the death on live television, Katniss Everdeen
volunteers to take her younger sister's place for the latest match.
Director:
Writers:
Stars:
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It's an interesting text. It really made me curious about the film, although I had some difficulty to understand some of the lines. Well done, Bia!
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