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Fast Food Nation (2006) のシーン
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このシーンの女優
Ana Claudia Talancón
詳細
別名: Ana Claudia Talancon, アナ・クラウディア・タランコン
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Actress Ana Claudia Talancón was born on May 1, 1980, in Cancun, Mexico. She began her acting career in Quintana Roo and studied under Cuban professor Albio Paz before moving to Mexico City for further training with Héctor Mendoza and Raúl Quintanilla. Talancón gained recognition for her role in the soap opera 'Romántica obsesión', winning the Sol de Oro award for Best New Actress in 1999. Her film debut was in 'El Cometa' by Marisa Sistach, earning her an Ariel Award nomination for Best New Actress. She rose to international fame with her role as Amelia in the movie 'El Crimen del Padre Amaro', alongside Gael García Bernal.
映画について: Fast Food Nation (2006)
公開年: 2006
国: United Kingdom, United States of America
別題: Nação Fast Food: Uma Rede de Corrupção, Megetetett társadalom, Geração Fast Food, Poporul Fast Food, Nacija brze hrane, Нация фастфуда, Zaspehani narod
制作 & ジャンル
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制作会社: BBC Film, HanWay Films, Participant, Recorded Picture Company, Jeremy Thomas Productions
ジャンル: Comedy, Drama, film based on book, comedy drama, drama film, documentary film, romantic comedy
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ストーリー
Don Anderson (Brian Geraghty), marketing director for Mickey's fast food chain, is sent to Cody, Colorado after independent research reveals cow feces in their bestselling burger, the Big One. Initially believing the supplier, Oscar Rodenbush (Bob Gunton), is efficient and clean, Don discovers otherwise. He witnesses harsh working conditions for temps like Amber (Ashlyn Santaniello) and immigrant workers exploited by Oscar's son Pete (Ethan Embry). The reality of mass production, from 'dirty' meat to worker exploitation, challenges Don's perception of the industry he serves.
概要
'Fast Food Nation' (2006), directed by Richard Linklater, is a drama based on Eric Schlosser's book. It explores the fast food industry through the eyes of Don Anderson, who uncovers labor abuses and hygiene issues during his investigation in Colorado. The film offers a critical look at mass production, capitalism, and societal complicity in systemic problems.