Why didn't I root for the movie "I'm Still Here"?

 Why didn't I root for the movie "I'm Still Here"?

Because it would be the same as rooting for hypocrisy, cynicism, fanaticism...

Because it would be the same as rooting for the victory of a billionaire director, heir to a bank, who profits from the misery of many Brazilians, and who "fights against fascism" by making films that also make them money, which he already has plenty of...

His "class consciousness" seems quite impractical, because if he was truly progressive, he would seek to _help_ NGOs, individuals or groups directly, which, in very capitalist language, means "with LOTS of money" (which he has plenty of)...

Because it would be the same as rooting for an average actress, the daughter of privilege and nepotism (who benefited immensely in her career from being the daughter of well-known actors), and who is only interested in the fires in the Amazon and the Pantanal or the suffering of the Brazilian people when the government is "right-wing"... Extreme selectivity of indignation that many of his ideological peers have They also practice it. And that says a LOT about a person's character...

Because it would be the same as rooting for yet another mediocre film to win an award undeservedly, and which, let's say, has lost much of its prestige in recent years (or decades?), because of its very "subjective" way of evaluating film productions, prioritizing the political character of the film over its objective qualities, and which has become even more biased recently, practically a private "party" for "rich and fake progressives"....

Because it would be the same as continuing to honor an award that has been dominated for a long time by a certain "tribe" and that, currently, also dominates a good part of politics, education and the Western media, not for our delight, practicing its ethnic nepotism in a shameless manner in this award (see certain suspicious "victories", such as the one for "best actress", this year), while practicing other of its evil deeds* (slaughter of a certain people; brainwashing of ideologies) harmful, especially in Western countries, and the imposition of such policies with serious consequences, such as mass immigration and "multiculturalism", two extremist or radical policies that aim to destroy the cultural and ethnic homogeneity of nations in order to establish atomized, excessively individualistic societies, while remaining united and cohesive**...), with the almost absolute complicity or connivance of precisely the "institutions" in which it has wrapped its arms ("connections")...

* Obviously they are not the only ones, in fact, it is difficult to find a human population that does not commit irrational acts that can be classified as unnecessary, senseless, extreme and/or cruel. But, as politically hegemonic in our time...

** Even if it were the case of building more plural and/or less collectivist societies, it would be done correctly and not as has been imposed, in which an exponential increase in conflicts can be seen.

Because it would be the same as rooting for a film that rightly speaks out against the military dictatorship, but knowing that its creators, and many of those who supported it until its "victorious" Oscar run, also blatantly support "left-wing" dictatorships, as well as dictatorships that, without a clear ideological position, place themselves politically against US interests, instead of coherently positioning themselves against any type of totalitarian regime... Not to mention that they also support other types of dictatorship, more indirect, such as the thought police in force in the Western world...

In short, because it would be the same as endorsing the chorus of this hive of absolute conformity and lies posing as "emotional blackmail"...