Gran Torino

A Hmong among hmongs is just another hmong... It is sad to see that in a still racist America, stereotypes, unfortunately are not fortuitous. So while it's safe to say that many Asian girls will go to college and many African-American boys will end up in gangs, it's hard to single out the top of the crop, from the bottom of the barrel. So why is this relevant? Maybe it's not, but the point is that the White Man, can make a difference, but often chooses not to do so.

As a byproduct of all our xenophobia, America has chosen to forget that our neighbors are our friends, not our foes, and that the cultural diversity that enrichens it, is the very nature of its essence, a country made by immigrants, for immigrants. So while one community or another becomes victim of the violence itself begets, for the rest of us it's easier to turn our blind eye...

Not anymore, Dirty Harry is here to stop you, and will go to the full extent of his abilities to do it, so you better not mess around, because, while it's safe to say that some places in America are no longer safe from gang-related violence, NO Place in America is safe from the retaliation coming to you if you try to "stick it to the man". 

So embrace our diversity and learn from the strength that cultural differences can bring us, and if you need an example don't forget to watch Clint Eastwood at it, breaking down old barriers of ethnical intolerance in an age defying attitude that might bring you an 80's Déja Vu. Although he brings his usual stiff performance along, the movie is well balanced with the fresh unassuming performances of all his supporting actors, whom, might as well live in the very places this film was shot.

Gran Torino... The Movie, Rent it.... The Car, might be worth a spin too.