Django Unchained – Clip “I’m getting dirty”

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In Quentin Tarantino’s film “Django Unchained,” there is a memorable and controversial scene that showcases the brutality and racism faced by people of color during the era of slavery in the United States. The clip in question is the one where the character Django, played by Jamie Foxx, uses a particular Italian phrase that translates to “I’m getting dirty” or “I’m getting filthy.”

The scene takes place at Candieland, the plantation owned by the ruthless and sadistic Calvin Candie, played by Leonardo DiCaprio. Django and his partner Dr. King Schultz, played by Christoph Waltz, are posing as buyers interested in purchasing a fighter for “Mandingo fighting,” a brutal and barbaric form of combat where slaves were forced to fight to the death for the entertainment of their white owners.

As they negotiate with Calvin Candie, tensions escalate, and at one point, Django spits on the ground and utters the phrase “Mi sto sporcando.” This moment is significant because it represents Django’s defiance and resistance against the dehumanizing treatment he and others like him have endured under the system of slavery.

The use of the Italian phrase adds an extra layer of complexity to the scene, as it is a subtle nod to Django’s own cultural heritage and identity. It also serves as a way for Django to assert his agency and reclaim his dignity in a situation where he is being treated as mere property.

The clip “Mi sto sporcando” is just one example of how Quentin Tarantino uses language, imagery, and symbolism to explore themes of power, race, and violence in “Django Unchained.” It is a powerful and thought-provoking moment that continues to resonate with audiences long after the movie’s release.

Overall, the scene serves as a reminder of the atrocities of slavery and the resilience of those who fought against it. It is a testament to the strength and courage of individuals like Django who dared to challenge the status quo and defy the oppressive forces that sought to dehumanize them.

In conclusion, the clip “Mi sto sporcando” from “Django Unchained” is a powerful and poignant moment that captures the essence of the film’s message about race, power, and resistance. It is a scene that challenges audiences to confront the uncomfortable truths of history and reflect on the ongoing struggles for justice and equality in our society.

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@pietroparritorrini1024
21 days ago

Ma quanto ci starà bene Stefano Benassi nel doppiare il Dr Schultz, così come Pino Insegno in Django Unchained?
Oltre a questi due, va dato un grande merito anche a Massimo Corvo per Stephen e Francesco Pezzulli per Calvin Candie

@Alessio_아레씨오
21 days ago

E sigfrid la salva?

@cristianpastarini7394
21 days ago

Film capolavoro..molto molto bello….. Ma il vero Django. È e sarà sempre Franco Nero

@riccardoperretta9583
21 days ago

Grandi attori in questo film, Jamie Foxx, Leonardo Di Caprio, Samuel Lee Jackson, questo attore tedesco del quale mi ricordo solo il cognome, Schultz mi sembra, non ce n'è uno di questi 9 film di Tarantino che non sia scadente

@federicoperi
21 days ago

Spettacolare!!

@adriiianratatouille6790
21 days ago

Capo assoluto l'amico Tarantino!

@williamspinelli5034
21 days ago

In italiano perde 100 punti ma é un film "della madonna" come diciamo a milano

@MrLacertola
21 days ago

CAPOLAVORO DI FILM.

SI PUO ANCHE NON SAPERE NIENTE DI CINEMA PER DIRE CHE QUESTO è UN CAPOLAVORO.

@xSHAZANx
21 days ago

capolavoro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@mellusse
21 days ago

Andrea per me anche pulp fiction è molto bello

@mellusse
21 days ago

Sto film è fighissimo

@andreavenew
21 days ago

lo farò 🙂

@andreavenew
21 days ago

Per me è il miglior film del maestro tarantino ,e parlo da studente e amante di cinema ,film fantastico :dialoghi stupendi ,movimenti di macchina spettacolari e non dimentichiamo le care e vecchie citazioni …..CAPOLAVORO

@alexk.o.v.1563
21 days ago

Primi tre suoi

@alexk.o.v.1563
21 days ago

No no fidati.. Io lo classifico tra i

@giovannipasinetti417
21 days ago

è un bel film sicuramente, però rispetto al tarantino a cui siamo abituati è anni luce indietro

@schwarzernerz
21 days ago

Non mi sembra aver chiesto il tuo prezioso parere.

@IGamesVoice
21 days ago

Invece Pino Insegno ha fatto un ottimo lavoro 🙂

@DildaNick
21 days ago

epico. un film che solo un idiota potrebbe screditare

@hydrakchew4121
21 days ago

Sinceramente il film non rende molto in italiano

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