El correo - People corrupted by money and power
The movie El correo, in which I watch the transformation of society into a "qualified swindler" by being under the influence of money and power through one person, literally; I can say that it has a story that turns the discourse of crushing those below to climb up to the top into reality step by step.
While the movie reveals the story of a swindler in every detail; it reveals the corruption processes of people who are under the influence of power, ambition and money by examining them to the finest detail.
While exposing a period when corruption was at its peak, I can say that I found the movie quite successful in terms of the way it shows the change in people and the values that are lost as the amount of money they have increases.
In fact, the movie answers the question "how do you become a crook?" while detailing the inadequacy of the laws and how the power given by the people is used against the people.
With the introduction of the Euro in the European Union, the main story is about a character's insatiability for money, so to speak, as he grows rapidly at the rate of the risks he takes in the streets of Spain, full of wealth, power and danger. It is hard not to watch and be surprised by the plot of events he encounters as he starts from zero and works his way to the top.
The movie has teachings about corruption and how it is possible to rise with the same people and fall with the same people, but I don't think that these teachings will matter to the swindlers or those who are swindled. In a world where both winners and losers succumb to greed; we see and experience similar stories all the time and we pass them by.
Aron Piper, who gives life to Ivan Marquez, the main protagonist of the movie and the character who perfectly portrays people's fondness for money, combines his fondness for money and power with his ambition and uses all his skills to show the big picture from the very beginning of the movie. With his typical swindler look and sharp wit, he perfectly reflects the character he portrays.
However, the fact that it is not fate that one person's loss is another's gain is constantly ignored. I strongly recommend watching the movie El correo, saying that it is better to see than to hear. Watching it may lead to a better understanding of the teachings I want to share.
Thank you very much for being here and for reading. I hope I have given you an idea about the movie and helped you. I wish everyone who is going to watch it a good time. Goodbye!